Race Matters / Strength in faith, in spirit

09.03.25
Mohammad, Sara and Aiysha stand in the music library looking strong but soft as a trio
Aired on 09.03.25, 10:00am

"We're holding hope for other people and each other, and that's what the peer model is."

Content Note: this episode contains mentions of suicidality. 

Queer Muslim baddie takeover ~ in dedication to Imam Muhsin Hendricks - Allah Yerahmo. The intersections of queerness, religion, and ethnic identity are so heavily intertwined and (sometimes) difficult to reconcile. Join Host Sara El Youghun, Mohammad and Aiysha of the Multicultural Peers Project to speak on queerness and Islam, the struggle with mental health and synergising these values to emerge into adulthood in queer, Muslim pride. Multicultural Peers Project is a Western Sydney initiative aimed at helping queer and trans youth from Middle Eastern, North African, South Asian and Muslim backgrounds in NSW. You can connect with them on Instagram at @multiculturalpeersproject - a bastion of ethnic, empathetic therapy. 

Break fast with the Multicultural Peers Project at their first event on 

22nd of March at 6:00 PM (location TBC)

Iftar celebrations including lantern crafting sessions, henna alongside a film screening and taraweeh prayers will be held. More information can be found on their instagram or register here

This episode was hosted by Sara El Youghun, supervised by Shareeka Helaluddin, produced by Yvonne Hong, and Janey Li assisted on social media.

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Tracklist

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Drream
3awadi
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Western Boys
BINA.
Blackjack
Klyne
Water Flow
What is Multicultural Peers Project
Interview
Mohammad and Sara discuss the decolonial healing and how that manifests through MPP
Lana Lubany
YAFA
Eljoee & CHAAMA
Hiya Hiya
Jessika Khazrik
هذا الكون