Resilience and Critical Consciousness Among AMENA and Muslim College Students in Times of Crisis

Presenter Information

Fatima Charara BA Disability Studies and Psychology, Wayne State University | St.Stephens College at University of AlbertaFollow
Dr. Loubna Alkhayat Ph.D in Counselor Education and Supervision, LPC, Wayne State UniversityFollow
Noor Az Zahraa Khachab BA Honours Psychology with Thesis, Wayne State UniversityFollow
Elaria Hissy BA Honours Psychology with Thesis, Wayne State UniversityFollow
Nour Yassine BA Honours Psychology with Thesis, University of WindsorFollow

Presentation Type

Round Table

Abstract

AMENA and Muslim American college students navigate systemic barriers, discrimination, and dual cultural pressures, intensified by current geopolitical tensions. Grounded in ecological systems and critical consciousness theories, this discussion explores resilience through meaning-making, cultural values, and social support. It emphasizes integrating critical consciousness into counseling to foster advocacy and systemic change.

Start Date

3-22-2025 10:00 AM

End Date

3-22-2025 10:50 AM

Location

McGregor Memorial Conference Center, Room FGH