“Here I am living in a free society, but so many other girls are still back there. If I had been sent home, it would be like going into a […]

“Attending a Tahirih training was a real eye opener for me. I had no idea that women and girls in the United States were at risk of forced marriage.”

“To be free of such bondage feels like I have won the lottery, and in my heart, I have. I thank Tahirih for their time, countless hours, and caring.”

A mother’s fight to keep her children safe and sheltered underscores challenges facing undocumented victims of crime in the United States.

Layli Miller-Muro pledges to address a heartbreaking fact: Tahirih is only able to serve 1 in 4 women who reach out for help due to limited resources.

Nearly 450 guests filled Washington Hilton’s International Ballroom April 9 to pay tribute to heroic immigrant women and girls who have rejected violence.