Protected: Resisting erasure: How Muslim women in India are responding to hate and hostility — Sara Asfiya Ali Post author:Sarah Webster Post published:March 13, 2026 Post category:2026 / 2026: Issue 1 / Audio (2026:1) / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work This content is password-protected. To view it, please enter the password below. Password: Tags: collective document, collective narrative practice, India, Islamophobia, Muslim, narrative therapy Read more articles Previous PostPower, not panic: Community organising and narrative practice at a time of anti-immigrant violence Susan Shaw interviewed — David Denborough Next PostIt takes a village to raise a child: community healing for traumatised children and youth with the “Here you, hear me” card game — Kwong Ka Fai and Wong Sau Mui
