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17th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference

17th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference Flyer. Building Resilience Through Resistance and Collective Care.

17th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference (2025)

Presented by the Michigan State University Department of Psychiatry


Conference Details

Dates:               Friday, April 11th & Saturday, April 12th, 2025
Location:          Soho Banquet & Event Center
                          Metro Detroit, Michigan

Hybrid Event:    The conference is a hybrid event, in-person at Soho Banquet and online via Zoom and the Whova App.

Program:           You can view the conference agenda by clicking the link HERE. You can also download the program booklet here: MMHC2025_Program Book_Final.pdf

 

Theme: Building Resilience Through Resistance and Collective Care

This conference will delve into the powerful ways in which social-political, psychological, and/or cultural resistance and collective care intersect to cultivate resilience within Muslim communities.

Amidst the various challenges faced by Muslim communities locally and globally, the concepts of resistance and collective care have become vital pathways to resilience. This year's theme focuses on how these practices—whether through acts of disruption against systemic injustices or through nurturing community bonds—fortify the mental health and well-being of Muslim individuals and communities.

Who should attend? 

MSU programs and activities are not restricted based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, national origin or other protected personal identity. This conference is open to all mental health practitioners, religious leaders, faculty, graduate students, and community organizers and members.

>>> View the Conference Agenda Here <<<

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Conference Registration: Closed

Thank you to everyone who registered to attend the 17th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference! Registration is now closed, and we look forward to seeing everyone there!

❓Questions About Whova Access?

💡Pro-Tip: If you're having trouble accessing Whova, try deleting and reinstalling the app using the email address you registered with.

You should receive a welcome email from Whova within 5-7 business days of completing your conference registration. Your registration is being processed by a team of volunteers who are currently receiving a high volume of inquiries, so please be sure to allow 5-7 business days to receive your welcome email and be sure to check your spam or promotions folder before reaching out for support. If you have not received your welcome email by the end of 7 business days, please reach out to Hammad Ali at alihamm1@msu.edu for support.

 

CME / CEU Credits

If claiming CME/CEU Credits, please follow the instructions available below:

Claiming CME Instructions_MMHC2025.pdf

 

Claiming CEU Instructions_MMHC2025.pdf


 

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Support the Conference

Sponsorships Temporarily Closed

Please check back later in the year if you are interested in sponsoring for the 18th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference! If you are still interested in supporting the conference in the meantime, please visit out donation portal below.


 

No Extras Needed? - Give Unconditionally

Want to skip the sponsorship packages and give directly to the conference, no strings attached? Click the button below to donate directly through our MSU donation portal!

 

How to donate: MMHC Donation Instructions.pdf