Weaving Threads of Hope and Repair
Weaving Threads of Hope and Repair is a survivor-led initiative that addresses Islamophobia by centering the experiences and voices of Muslim survivors. Through storytelling, art, and collective healing, we cultivate spaces for survivors to connect, express, and build solidarity.
“My purpose is in relation to the community around me.”
– Sabrina Wilson, Weaving Threads participant and member of Project Taqwa
A Partnership for Community and Resilience
This in-person program is a partnership between Survivors Know, Project Taqwa, and the WasteShed. We bring survivors together to find community, build collective resilience, and embrace the full spectrum of shared experiences—creating, grieving, resisting, and celebrating joy side by side.

What current participants are saying...
Empowering Survivors, Transforming Systems
We are committed to creating safe spaces that empower survivors and challenge oppressive systems.
