A program of Floating Freedom Foundation
Where Muslim women build wealth, together.
ukhtī is an economic empowerment and community network for Muslim women. We help you turn your skills, art, brand or cause into income and funding, alongside sisters doing the same.
Four tracks, one network
Whatever you’re building, there’s a place for it here, and sisters building the same kind of thing.
Personal Brand
Turn what you know into income: coaching, consulting, content and speaking.
Artists & Makers
Price your work, sell it, take commissions and find grants made for artists.
Business Owners
Grow a product or service business: your offer, pricing, customers and systems.
Organizers & Nonprofits
Fund the work: grants, donors, fiscal sponsorship and staying power.
Three ways in
Cohorts
Six weeks, once a year. Shared sessions for everyone and a small pod for your track.
Workshops & trainings
Virtual and in-person sessions on the practical work, rotating through each track.
How cohorts work
1. Apply
Applications open July 1, 2027. Tell us what you’re building and choose your track.
2. Pick your rate
$50 to $300 on a sliding scale, with full waivers. You only pay after you’re accepted.
3. Build it
Starting September 30, 2027: six weeks of shared sessions, your track pod and a finished piece of work.
Upcoming events
New dates are on the way. Join the newsletter to hear first.
Keep the door open
Waivers, low-cost seats and free gatherings exist because people give. Gifts go to Floating Freedom Foundation for ukhtī’s programs.
Stay in the loop
Pick what lands in your inbox: our monthly letter, new events, cohort openings or funding opportunities.
Questions
Who is ukhtī for?
Muslim women earning, or ready to earn, from what they do: creators, artists, business owners, organizers and nonprofit leaders, at any stage.
How much does it cost?
Cohorts are $50, $150 or $300 on a sliding scale, and full waivers are available. Many gatherings are free.
Which track should I choose?
The one closest to how you want to earn or fund your work. Not sure? Pick “Not sure yet” on the application and we’ll help.
Is it online or in person?
Most sessions are online so sisters anywhere can join. Each event says which.
Who runs ukhtī?
A small committee, as a program of Floating Freedom Foundation.
I was in the pilot cohort. Where are my materials?
Log in. Your roadmap and cohort space are still there.