<p>2MFM is proud to have covered the 2016 White Ribbon Day family barbeque hosted by the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia that saw men and women join the fight against domestic violence. Reiterating the theme “Draw the Line” and “Unsilence the Violence” the event successfully promoted awareness of the National White Ribbon Day campaign and [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Launch of the first report in the Women in NSW Report Series Important issues were discussed today at the forum attended by the MWWA president Mrs Faten El Dana OAM along with Ms Mary Baker. Hosted at Parliament house with the theme: Talking Women: Education and learning, the forum was an opportunity to launch the [&hellip;]</p>

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<p>Today, The Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia hosted yet another beneficial community event in partnership with the Multicultural Health Communication and the Muslim society of Liverpool under the heading &#8220;Caring for carers&#8221; supporting people who care for someone. The session began with a welcoming speech delivered by the MWWA President, Mrs Faten El Dana OAM, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Muslim Women&#8217;s Welfare of Australia (MWWA) is hosting an information session for Multicultural Health Week in partnership with the Multicultural Health Communication organisation and the Muslim Society of Liverpool. The information session will be an opportunity for people to learn more about who is a carer, the contributions of carers and the support services [&hellip;]</p>

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<p>MWWA has been accustomed to holding an annual Iftar each year for community to help females within the community build networks and make new friends. 2016 was no different, with MWWA holding fantastic pink themed Iftar dinner aimed mainly at converts and sisters who were undertaking study at school, university and TAFE. Many sisters particularly [&hellip;]</p>

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<p>Kids from all ages attended this year’s  festival on Sunday 30 March. It is a Festival that emphasizes participation, focusing on the Child as the Artist. The program is a mixture of performance, workshops, exhibitions; It is designed for all kids up to the age of 12 to get stuck into the creative play with their [&hellip;]</p>

<p>As with all international women’s days, on the 16th March 2016, the Muslim Women&#8217;s Welfare of Australia (MWWA) held a special seminar for women in the community to raise awareness about a very important and prevalent health and fitness issues. In our days, emotional (comfort) eating seems to dominate the lives of many people due [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Darulfatwa &#8211; the Islamic High Council of Australia, the peak body of over 22 Australian Islamic organisations, including MWWA, has condemned the horrific attacks in Brussels .</p>

<p>         MWWA Face and Head Covering Awareness Day   A vibrant, exciting, and informative event focused on raising awareness and celebrating the beauty of the Hijab drew hundreds of women together from diverse cultures and backgrounds on the special day of International Women’s Day. &nbsp; The Face and Head Covering Awareness day [&hellip;]</p>

<p>MWWA members, joined by members of the public, got together to participate in the Clean Up Australia Day. Feels so good to give back to our country!</p>

<p>International Women’s Day celebrated on the eighth of March is a renowned  opportunity to remember, reflect on, and recognize the incredible accomplishments demonstrated by generations of women. With that came an emotion stirring gathering led by the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia that shined a vivacious light on regular women who have played a superb role within the confines [&hellip;]</p>

<p>2016 Australia Day theme ,Every one, Everywhere. Happy Australia Day. MWWA President; Mrs Faten El Dana; Australia Day message Australia Day is a national public holiday which is celebrated annually on the 26th of January. Contemporary Australia day has come to reflect on the diversity of the nation’s population and its beautiful natural landscape. On [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Paying tribute to Hajjeh Nafisa Mehio for her long years of hard work and dedication in the field of education .</p>

<p>We at MWWA would like to express our gratitude to Darulfatwa, the Islamic High Council of Australia for the opportunity to meet and greet the high calibre guest from Egypt, the deputy of Sheikh Al Azhar, Professor Abbas Chouman. Leaders and representatives of various multicultural community organisations were invited for lunch along with the Assistant Minister [&hellip;]</p>