Summary

In this enlightening conversation, Sofiya Idris sits down with Iftin Mohamed, the executive of Voices of Tomorrow, to discuss the importance of language preservation, the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship within the Somali community, and the future vision for their organization. They delve into the significance of mental health awareness and the need for culturally relevant support systems, emphasizing the power of community and the importance of defining one's own narrative.

Chapters

• (00:00:25 ) - In the Elevator With Iftin Mohammed
• (00:01:37 ) - Vocals of Tomorrow
• (00:04:52 ) - Why is holding onto the Somali language so vital for our children and
• (00:09:47 ) - Voices of Tamar: Defending Language
• (00:13:24 ) - What would it take to get like Somali language taught the way Spanish
• (00:17:31 ) - The Making of a Child's Identity
• (00:18:39 ) - VoICE of Tomorrow: Starting a business, scaling up
• (00:20:14 ) - What Does Somali Entrepreneurs Mean to You?
• (00:23:01 ) - What Keeps You From Giving Up
• (00:26:11 ) - What's The Secret To Staying Together With Your Best Friend?
• (00:30:59 ) - How religion plays a role in couples' life
• (00:36:33 ) - "I Got Rushed"
• (00:37:04 ) - Voices of Tomorrow: Towards a Vision
• (00:39:10 ) - What is Zaif Mental Health Clinic?
• (00:41:53 ) - The mental health crisis in the Somali community
• (00:47:24 ) - How to help a mentally ill child
• (00:51:42 ) - Somalis speak about mental health
• (00:56:26 ) - What legacy do you hope to leave as a Somali woman
• (00:58:52 ) - Somali National Conference
• (01:03:54 ) - Somali Voices: Defining Our Own Liberation and Narratives
• (01:08:53 ) - "There Are Parts Of Me That I Only Want God To Know
• (01:09:47 ) - Sophie on Working With People
• (01:12:33 ) - Ifin On Her Vision
• (01:15:56 ) - Holding on to the memories