Written by: Written by: Farzana Hirji Karawalli (IM-Adapted Public Co-Applicant)In August (2025) I had an incredible opportunity and an honour not only to co-present the IM-Adapted study with Safiyah Khan at 2nd International Conference, Applied Research and Data Collection Methods with Hidden, Marginal, and Excluded Populations hosted by Nuffield College (University of Oxford), in partnership with [...]
Written by A Today brought a smile to my face with some fantastic news about our project’s progression. The public health segment also piqued my interest! Recruitment Progress It was uplifting to hear that one of our groups has successfully completed their sessions and Time 1 measures. New groups are now in the process [...]
Written by: Farzana Hirji Karawalli As someone working in the mental health field, running events and speaking publicly, I knew I wanted my role as a public co-applicant on the IM-adapted study to be more than just academic. I wanted it to mean something beyond research. So, I rolled up my sleeves and got [...]
We believe this study has the potential to pave the way for more culturally sensitive and faith-inclusive mental health support services tailored to the needs of Muslim women. By promoting mental health and well-being in this group, we aim to empower young women to thrive, fostering their overall resilience and creating a positive impact within their communities.