US EditionQueer Muslim conference brings strength to Chicago’s marginalized community
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Queer Muslim conference brings strength to Chicago’s marginalized community
The Ayah Project’s second annual queer Muslim conference wasn’t just a chance for faith members to commiserate and find community—it was a place of active resistance amid a worldwide rise in xenophobia and homophobia. The non-profit—formerly the US branch of Hidayah, a UK-based community outreach organization—arrived at the University of Illinois at Chicago April 26 for a day-long conference featuring several panels, speakers and workshops, foll…
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