Collaborations

It is an honor to collaborate with some very well established organizations and committed individuals that have been a huge inspiration for what Uplifting-Her stands for.

Malala Fund

Malala Fund is working for a world where every girl can learn and lead.

Assembly is Malala Fund's digital publication and newsletter for girls and young women to share their thoughts, challenges and accomplishments — and for all of us to learn about this new generation of leaders.

Collaboration to promote awareness and raise funds for girls' education.

Foundation For Excellence

The Foundation for Excellence was founded in 1994. It acts as a catalyst that changes the lives of academically brilliant students in India who are financially constrained. Through FFE’s scholarships, a wave of hope, possibility and positivity is created that breaks the cycle of hopelessness and despair, and launches them into a path of excellence, hope and prosperity.

Collaboration to promote access to education for talented students from India.

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Turning Point for Women and Families

Turning Point for Women and Families is the first community based, not for profit organization to directly address domestic violence in NYC's muslim community. Its mission is to help Muslim women and girls affected by domestic violence to empower themselves and transform their own lives as well as those of their families.

Collaboration to promote safe space and opportunities for impacted muslim youth in New York City.

The Caedmon School

As the first Montessori school in New York City, Caedmon’s tried and true methods encourage children to discover who they are in an environment that values care and empathy. The school nurtures empathy in its students to value perspectives other than their own.

Collaboration to increase awareness about lack of girls' education through annual bookmark competitions for kids.

SAMHAJ
(part of National Alliance on Mental Illness: NAMI, NJ)

SAMHAJ provides education, support and advocacy for South Asians affected by serious mental illness. South Asians of Asian Indian and Pakistani origin, as well as those from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, and the Maldives are welcome to seek support and information from SAMHAJ. The lotus is a symbol of creation, purity, spontaneity, and diving beauty in South Asian culture.