BREAKING THE SILENCE - PROTECTING LIBERTY - CELEBRATING DIGNITY
BREAKING THE SILENCE - PROTECTING LIBERTY - CELEBRATING DIGNITY
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Update on the First Female Genital MutilationCase in the U.S.: Judge Grants AHA Foundation’s Motionto File Amicus Curiae BriefRead the update -
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AHA Foundation Builds Bipartisan Coalition, Urges Congress to AddProtections Against FGM to VAWA -
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Founder of AHA Foundation, on Firing Line with Margaret Hoover discusses what the #metoo movement means for the most vulnerable members of the societyWATCH THE INTERVIEW -
RELEASED THIS SPRINGAHA Foundation's report into the legislative loopholesand justifications that permit FGM to continue:“Why We Hesitate to Protect Girlsfrom FGM in the United States”Read report
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23 states are failing girls on female genital mutilation. Is your state one of them?Find out -
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CELEBRATING 10 YEARSOF LIFE-SAVING WORKAHA FOUNDATION 2017 ANNUAL REPORT -
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali: Culture 'Never an Excuse' toHarm Girls with Genital Mutilation
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CALLING FOR ACTION AGAINST CHILD MARRIAGE IN THE U.S.Read moreAHA Foundation’s Senior Director, Amanda Parker’s oped:“Worse than Weinstein is the exploitation of girls in Florida”
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Update on the First Female Genital Mutilation Case in the U.S.: Judge Grants AHA Foundation’s Motion to File Amicus Curiae BriefRead the update -
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The AHA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that believes in liberty for all. That means liberty from female genital mutilation, honor violence and forced marriages. And it means liberty to challenge the ideology of Islamism - extremism that threatens Western civilization - with rational, Enlightenment thought.
Established by Ayaan Hirsi Ali to put the ideas she writes about into practice, the AHA Foundation works to protect women from honor violence, forced marriage and genital mutilation. Our programs advocate for freedom of speech on campuses and in public debate, and amplify the voices of Muslim reformers.
MEET OUR FOUNDERThe AHA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that believes in liberty for all. That means liberty from female genital mutilation, honor violence and forced marriages. And it means liberty to challenge the ideology of Islamism - extremism that threatens Western civilization - with rational, Enlightenment thought.
Established by Ayaan Hirsi Ali to put the ideas she writes about into practice, the AHA Foundation works to protect women from honor violence, forced marriage and genital mutilation.
Our programs advocate for freedom of speech on campuses and in public debate, and amplify the voices of Muslim reformers.
MEET OUR FOUNDER
Established by Ayaan Hirsi Ali to put the ideas she writes about into practice, the AHA Foundation works to protect women from honor violence, forced marriage and genital mutilation. Our programs advocate for freedom of speech on campuses and in public debate, and amplify the voices of Muslim reformers.
MEET OUR FOUNDERWhy Support the AHA Foundation
The work of the AHA Foundation is more relevant and critical than ever. Global events point to horrifying accounts of culturally-motivated abuse and murder of women and girls around the world. In the U.S., the number of women and girls suffering from honor violence, coercion and oppression is rising at an alarming rate. The underlying cause is the conflict between our cherished Western liberal values and socioreligious norms that do not respect human rights.
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“I don’t see how anyone who believes in the rule of law and the rights of women could do anything other than support efforts to end female genital mutilation, forced marriage and honor killings - practices that have no place in the 21st century.”
Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google
Why Support the AHA Foundation
The work of the AHA Foundation is more relevant and critical than ever. Global events point to horrifying accounts of culturally-motivated abuse and murder of women and girls around the world. In the U.S., the number of women and girls suffering from honor violence, coercion and oppression is rising at an alarming rate. The underlying cause is the conflict between our cherished Western liberal values and socioreligious norms that do not respect human rights.
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“I don’t see how anyone who believes in the rule of law and the rights of women could do anything other than support efforts to end female genital mutilation, forced marriage and honor killings - practices that have no place in the 21st century.”
Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google
Impact
THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT, THE FIGHT GOES ON
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First U.S. helpline to address honor violence
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National conferences on honor violence
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Federal bills on FGM and honor violence
20
Critical Thinking Units active on campuses
22
State bills on FGM and domestic violence
278
Women and girls directly served
2700
Frontline service providers trained
160000
