Jeanne Smoot, Tahirih’s Counsel for Policy and Strategy, wrote a letter to the editor of the Washington Post about the need to change laws that allow underage marriage to happen in the U.S.

Tahirih Founder and CEO, Layli Miller-Muro, was interviewed about the work of the Tahirih Justice Center and the Bahá’í inspiration behind it.

Tahirih’s Senior Immigration Policy Counsel, Irena Sullivan, wrote a letter to the editor of the New York Times about the impact of the proposed changes to the public charge rule.

Former Tahirih client, Aracley, and Tahirih Chief of Policy, Archi Pyati, were interviewed by CNN about the cumulative effects of the recent immigration policies on survivors.

Tahirih filed an amicus brief with several partner organizations challenging the new policies announced in Matter of A-B-.

Lynn Pearson, Staff Attorney at Tahirih Atlanta, shares her reflections from her visit to a detention center in Texas.

Tahirih CEO and Founder Layli Miller-Muro emphasizes that ending violence against women and girls is something we will all benefit from.

Eva LaRue welcomed supporters, advocates, donors, volunteers, and staff as the first-ever Master of Ceremonies at our Inaugural Orange County Gala.

The Tahirih Justice Center is deeply concerned about the impact that the new rule expanding the definition of “public charge” will have on survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault, and related trauma.

Hero. Pillar of strength. Incarnation of the word perseverance. These are but a few ways to describe client ambassador, Aicha Abdoulaye Mahamane.