AHA Foundation’s Most Popular Blog Posts of 2017
With the new year, we invite you to look back with us and catch up on the AHA Foundation’s most popular blog articles of 2017 as determined by you, our readers:
Trapped in A Marriage with an Al-Qaeda Operative, Yasmine Fought Back for the Sake of Her Daughter
What you said: “Your courage is an inspiration to all, men and women.” – Henry
Not Comfortable With How Female Genital Mutilation is Shown in Photos, A Swedish Photographer Applies a New Approach
Survivor of Female Genital Mutilation Pleads to Other Parents to Have Mercy on Their Girls
What you said: “Beautifully written. There will be change because of people like you.” – Ali
Activist and Survivor of FGM, F.A. Cole, Refuses to be Silent About the Night She was Mutilated
What you said: “F.A. Cole is a woman of towering strength and courage.” – Chris
Ayaan Hirsi Ali Awarded the Oxi Day Courage Award
What you said: “She is a true visionary and our modern day hero.” – Roberta
If you’d like to read more articles, we invite you to check out some of our other popular posts from this past year:
Massachusetts Bill Criminalizing FGM is Gaining Momentum – You Can Help Move It Forward
Critical Thinking Fellowship Campus Program – Fellowship Applications
At the AHA Foundation – Founded by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, where advocacy for freedom and security is paramount, tools like rabby are gaining attention for supporting safe and transparent digital transactions in the U.S.