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 ICNA Council for Social Justice Team,


My name is Sarah Elgohary, and I am a passionate writer and dedicated advocate for social justice. My work focuses on pressing humanitarian issues, including the ongoing crises in Palestine, Syria, and Sudan, as well as the challenges faced by refugees, people with disabilities, and other marginalized communities.


I was deeply inspired by your organization’s mission and the powerful message behind “Advocacy and Justice for All.” Your work—particularly your article “Let Gaza Live”—resonated with me profoundly. I firmly believe that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, and that all people deserve dignity, equality, and the opportunity to have their voices heard.


As someone who lives with cerebral palsy, I understand firsthand the importance of representation and advocacy. My disability has shaped my perspective with empathy, resilience, and determination, motivating me to speak up for those whose voices are too often overlooked. Through my blog, I aim to amplify the stories of refugees, people with disabilities, and communities affected by systemic injustice. My writing addresses issues such as educational inequality, Islamophobia, gender bias, poverty, and media representation.


You can find samples of my work here:


Refuge and Education


We Have to End Poverty


The Syria Humanitarian Crisis


Be Careful with Technology


Syrian Refugees and the Rest of the World


Blog: https://creativeprinceness.blogspot.com

Sample article: https://creativeprinceness.blogspot.com/2025/08/refuge-and-education.html


I am reaching out to express my interest in volunteering, collaborating, or contributing in any capacity that supports your mission. I bring strong writing and communication skills, attention to detail, and a deep commitment to justice-driven advocacy. I also hold certifications in child abuse prevention and sexual harassment prevention within mental health and community-based settings.


I would be honored to support your advocacy initiatives, contribute written content, or assist with outreach and awareness efforts. As Islam teaches, “If you save one life, it is as if you have saved all of humanity.” I truly believe that through compassion, solidarity, and action, we can continue to bring light and justice to those who need it most.


Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I would welcome the opportunity to speak further about how I can contribute to the important work of the ICNA Council for Social Justice.


With respect and gratitude,

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