Muslim Girls Fence
ABOUT THIS PROGRAMME
Muslim Girls Fence is a collaboration between Maslaha and British Fencing that creates grassroots spaces for Muslim girls and women to challenge stereotypes about their gender, racial and religious identities through fencing. Participants are coached in the sport alongside creative activities such as collage, photography and poetry that explore identity and representation. Funded projects have worked with girls aged 11 to 14 in schools and communities in London and Birmingham, and community group projects continue to run.
WHO THE PROGRAMME SUPPORTS
Women & girls, Ethnic minority communities
SAFEGUARDING
No safeguarding policy recorded.
EVIDENCE & LEARNING
- Not currently available
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