Free Bystander Intervention & Know Your Rights Training for Muslim Women and Children

Free Bystander Intervention & Know Your Rights Training for Muslim Women and Children
Date: Saturday, May 3rd
Time: 2:00 PM
Location: Elhaam Academy, 87-41 165th St, Jamaica, NY
Hosted by: Malikah, in collaboration with NYC Commission on Human Rights, Save The People, and Elhaam Academy
Supported by: Council Member Nantasha Williams

Event Overview:

Save The People is proud to co-sponsor a powerful and empowering afternoon of learning and community support focused on Muslim women and children. This free event will equip attendees with vital tools to protect themselves and others in moments of crisis, and understand their civil and human rights in public and private spaces.

Workshop 1: Bystander Intervention (Presented by Malikah)
Participants will learn practical strategies to safely intervene and support individuals facing harassment or violence. Malikah’s interactive training will walk through real-life scenarios and response tactics rooted in de-escalation and community protection.

Workshop 2: Know Your Rights (Presented by NYC Commission on Human Rights)
This informative session will help attendees understand their legal protections under New York City law, including rights around religious expression, public safety, and freedom from discrimination in schools, workplaces, and public accommodations.

Special Bonus:

🎉 The first 20 participants will receive free henna as a token of appreciation and celebration of community!

Who Should Attend:
Muslim women and children (and allies) who want to feel safer, more confident, and more connected in their communities.

How to Register:
💻 Visit : bit.ly/bi-kyr or scan the QR code on the flyer to reserve your spot. Space is limited!

Why This Matters:

In a time where hate crimes and discrimination continue to impact marginalized communities, building local knowledge, solidarity, and self-protection strategies is more important than ever. Save The People is committed to amplifying voices, safeguarding rights, and fostering inclusive spaces where everyone feels empowered to speak up and step up.

Contact: For questions or accessibility accommodations, please contact us at info@stpusa.org