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Muslim Narrative Change Cohort – PIllars Fund

October 15, 2020April 26, 2023 islamoyankee

Muslim Narrative Change Cohort – PIllars Fund.

A group of brilliant Muslim artists, practitioners, academics, and thinkers who, together, are creating a transformative narrative strategy that will offer us the opportunity to change stories, ideas, behaviors and, ultimately, society.

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