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Final Message to Communities Across the United States!
TAN proudly concludes a standout episode featuring Nisar Ahmad Momand— a dynamic, respected community leader whose influence reaches from Texas to communities nationwide. His leadership and vision continue to energize and uplift voices across America.
Episode 17 is officially wrapped — and its impact is already spreading.
TAN is thrilled to kick off the opening segment of EPS 18, highlighting the powerful and inspiring journey of Alaha Ahrar, an accomplished CEO of International Kindness Sharing (IKS)—a U.S.-based humanitarian organization—and a dedicated Social Justice and Human Rights expert.
In this insightful conversation, Ms. Ahrar reflects on her path in the United States: overcoming challenges, pursuing higher education at a prestigious university, rising to the role of CEO, and serving communities across the United States and around the world.
Her remarkable journey is filled with valuable insights, practical guidance, and motivation that viewers can truly learn from.
Warmly,
TAN Founder & Host
S.A. Azizi
Powerful Message: Empower a woman, and you empower the future!
Nisar Ahmad Momand, President of ACCC- Texas delivers a powerful message:
Every one of us carries the responsibility to uplift, empower, and honor the women who shape our families, communities, and society.
05/07/2026
Stay Tuned! EPS 18 drops soon — featuring Alaha Ahrar’s powerful journey from refugee to CEO of IKS, a U.S.-based humanitarian organization.
05/07/2026
Professional Podcasting Network.
What jobs are available in Texas? Is there enough business opportunity? Do Afghans own businesses here? Join us for this powerful and productive discussion with Nisar Ahmad Momand, President of ACCC–Texas.
05/06/2026
Professional Bio: Alaha Ahrar is a Social Justice and Human Rights expert based in Virginia, USA. She holds a master’s degree in Social Justice and Human Rights from George Mason University, where she completed an outstanding final book focused on survivors of human trafficking and human smuggling.
Ms. Ahrar earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Mary Washington, graduating on time in four years with a triple major in Human Rights, Political Science, and International Affairs, as well as a certificate in Middle Eastern Studies.
She is a multilingual professional fluent in English, Persian (Dari and Farsi), Hindi, Pashto, and Urdu, with working proficiency in Arabic and Spanish. She also possesses advanced computer and research skills.
Ms. Ahrar has collaborated with numerous national and international organizations, leading and initiating impactful projects that have benefited communities in the United States, Afghanistan, Canada, and countries within the European Union.
She currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of International Kindness Sharing (IKS), a 501(c)(3) international nonprofit organization based in Virginia, and as a Gender Consultant working across the United States, Europe, and Asia. In addition, she has served on the Board of Directors of International World Poetry (Canada) and the Afghan Women’s Writing Project and is an active member of the Global Goodwill Ambassadors Foundation (GGAF).
Ms. Ahrar is a nationally and internationally multi-award-winning poet, writer, and gender equality and human rights expert. As an accomplished public speaker, she uses her voice extensively to advocate for human rights, social justice, peacebuilding, and global solidarity.
05/04/2026
TAN is proud to announce Episode 18 featuring Alaha Ahrar—a dynamic Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of International Kindness Sharing (IKS), a 501(c)(3) international nonprofit organization based in Virginia. Ms. Ahrar also serves on the Board of Directors of the Afghan Women’s Writing Project and is recognized globally as an Ambassador of Youth, Peace, and Global Goodwill, as well as a leading expert in social justice and human rights.
Ms. Ahrar is a nationally and internationally multi–award-winning poet and writer, and a powerful advocate for gender equality and human rights. As a compelling public speaker, she uses her voice to champion human rights, social justice, peacebuilding, and global solidarity.
In this inspiring episode, Ms. Ahrar reflects on her academic journey at George Mason University, her impactful humanitarian and human rights work, and her continued efforts to serve communities in need.
This conversation is designed to motivate youth to pursue meaningful opportunities, choose positive pathways, and contribute productively to their communities.
Stay tuned—this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
Immigration Issues: What challenges are new Afghan refugees facing today? Why are Afghan social media pages and TikTokers spreading false information? All this and more in my in depth conversation with Nisar Ahmad Momand, President of ACCC - Texas.
Texas is home to a growing Afghan community — but what challenges is this community facing? Nisar Ahmad Momand, President of the ACCC- Texas and a highly respected community leader, shares powerful insights into the struggles Afghans encounter as they rebuild their lives, and the efforts underway to support, empower, and unite them.
Afghans in Texas — How big is the community? What role does the Afghan Community Cultural Center–Texas play? And how strong is collaboration among community groups? All of this, in an engaging conversation with Nisar Ahmad Momand, President of ACCC–Texas and a widely respected community leader.
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