Limerick City and County Council, in partnership with University of Limerick, announces the launch of the SALAAM exhibit, part of the Sustainable Alliances Against Anti-Muslim Hatred (SALAAM) project, and featuring powerful artwork by Soufeina Hamed, whose work explores themes of identity, racism, and Islamophobia.
Titled “Building Bridges: Forging Pathways Beyond Prejudice,” the exhibit showcases seven comics that share heartfelt stories and experiences faced by faced by Muslim communities in Ireland, fostering a dialogue that champions diversity, equality, and inclusion.
The exhibit will then be on display and open to the public at Istabraq Hall, Merchants Quay, until August 2025 after which it will tour various locations across County Limerick.
About the SALAAM Project
The Sustainable Alliances Against Anti-Muslim Hatred (SALAAM) project is a European Commission funded project led by Dr. James Carr, University of Limerick, in partnership with Doras, the Immigrant Council of Ireland, and the Irish Network Against Racism.
SALAAM is focused on fighting anti-Muslim hatred through:
The exhibit aims to foster empathy and understanding by depicting the everyday experiences and challenges faced by Muslims.
The Integration Health & Wellbeing Team at Limerick City and County Council, looks forward to welcoming you to the SALAAM exhibit and hope it inspires meaningful conversations and actions within our community.
Find out more about the SALAAM Project at www.salaam.ie
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