Muslim America and the Environment - A Cultural Conversation with Doa Morsy

Update: 2021-03-31

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This podcast episode explores the ways in which Muslims in America experience and feel a place in the mainstream environmental movement. The conversation is shared with Egyptian American Doa Morsy, owner of the Etsy shop Sundos & Silk.

Note: The "uniform dresser" referenced in the conversation is Matilda Kahl.

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Muslim America and the Environment - A Cultural Conversation with Doa Morsy

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Muslim America and the Environment - A Cultural Conversation with Doa Morsy