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Layli Miller-Muro Wins 2012 Goldman Sachs Award
The Goldman Sachs award goes to leaders in organizations across a wide spectrum of fields, from finance to philanthropy.
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Human Trafficking Expert Will Host CLE Training for Attorneys
Martina Vandenberg, a pioneer in the fight to end human trafficking, will present CLE training in partnership with Tahirih, Children At Risk, and Jones Day.
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Generous Funding Boosts Tahirih Baltimore’s Status as Satellite Office
Tahirih’s fortified presence in Baltimore could not come at a more critical time, as the community’s immigrant population continues to grow exponentially.
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A Note from Layli: Celebrating 15 Years of Service
Over the past 15 years, we have been privileged to help over 14,000 immigrant women and children receive legal protection, rebuild their lives, and restore their dignity.
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Tahirih Decries House Passage of Harmful VAWA Bill
Tahirih is deeply disappointed by the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage yesterday of a flawed bill to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act.
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Tahirih Houston Honors Selfless Service of Pro Bono Network
Tahirih Houston celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8, 2012, with a gathering to honor pro bono attorneys, volunteer interpreters, and others who have assisted Tahirih throughout the year.
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Oprah Thanks Tahirih Founder for Lifesaving Work at Star-Studded Summit
During the Women in the World Summit, Tahirih Founder and Executive Director Layli Miller-Muro accepted the DVF People’s Choice Award at the DVF Awards Ceremony at the United Nations.
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UK Experts Join Tahirih for Milestone Forced Marriage Training
Tahirih held a training for frontline service providers on identifying and supporting victims of forced marriage—the first training of its kind in the United States on March 2, 2012.
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A Note From Layli: Horrors in the United States
For many of us, reports on women and girls being threatened with violence and forced to marry seem distant and incomprehensible.
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A Note From Layli: United States Is Woefully Behind in Response to Forced Marriage
Forced marriage is an issue that has increasingly come to our attention as Tahirih received calls for help from around the country. There is a regrettable lack of information in the United States about forced marriage, there are no laws designed to protect forced marriage victims, and there is a void in community dialogue and advocacy on the issue.