Guided by Justice: Pursuing Careers with Purpose

How do we pursue success in professional and corporate spaces while staying true to our values? How do we build networks that not only open doors, but also embody justice, care, and collective responsibility?

In collaboration with Amal House, a mentorship initiative founded in 2024 to empower university students through alumni support and guidance, this event welcomes Zeyn Patel and Zaheer Razack, founders of Amal House, for a conversation on the urgent questions facing Muslim students today.

As students prepare to enter industries that often challenge their ethics, this dialogue will explore:

– The vision behind Amal House and why networks of mentorship matter.
– How Muslim students can navigate careers in ways that align with purpose and justice
– The challenges and opportunities of building ethical networks of support in professional life
– Practical wisdom for sustaining integrity and flourishing in spaces that may not always reflect our values.

Join us for this robust discussion, followed by time for Q&A and connection. Together, we’ll reflect on what it means to cultivate careers not only of success, but of service and significance.

Sponsored by the Dwight Hall Center for Social Justice and Public Service at Yale’s Muslim Leadership Lab, Yale Chaplain’s Office – Muslim Life Program, Yale Muslim Students Association and Amal House

Food Provided (Light dinner served.

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