Public Advocate Jumaane Williams hosts inaugural Iftar Dinner for Muslim New Yorkers

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NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams hosted his inaugural Iftar Dinner for Muslim New Yorkers on April 15, 2022, in Manhattan.

The event included a panel discussion on trauma and mental health with Sandy Lulu, clinical social worker; Abir Saleh, mental health counselor at the Bay Ridge Community Development Center; Maajeida AbdusSalaam, operations manager at MAT Brooklyn and Hina Naveed, registered nurse and attorney.

The panel was moderated by the Women’s Empowerment Coalition of NYC Executive Director Somi El-Rowmeim.

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams hosts inaugural Iftar Dinner for Muslim New Yorkers

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