Alumni Profile
English is a language that connects across borders, and Fatimah is passionate about sharing that knowledge among southern Thai youth. She lectures in English at Prince of Songkhla University, runs English camps for children, and is a Project Manager for the Read-to-Learn Project or Empowering English Reading Literacy through Phonics and Children Literature for Kids in the Deep South. Fatimah is also a Committee Member of the Muslimah Development Section with the Pattani Muslim Association.
Program Highlights
I felt impressed with the variety of topics offered in the program, and all the speakers are so inspiring. Joining AAMEP always reminds me that there are so many things I need to learn more about, including Islam and diverse cultures and thoughts.
Even though we didn’t meet physically, the sharing of each happy moment can inspire and motivate others. In addition, the way Rowan, Brynna and the other AAMEP team work for the program impressed me a lot.
Joining AAMEP has influenced me to learn more about Islam, and at the same time, it encourages me to work harder for the community. Alhamdulillah!
Even though we didn’t meet physically, the sharing of each happy moment can inspire and motivate others. In addition, the way Rowan, Brynna and the other AAMEP team work for the program impressed me a lot.
Joining AAMEP has influenced me to learn more about Islam, and at the same time, it encourages me to work harder for the community. Alhamdulillah!