SAWT Podcast | Collective Good, Everyday Giving, and Living Values Out Loud with Dyma Abuoleim

What if making change didn’t require a title, a platform, or a big moment? In this episode of SAWT, Shahd Alasaly speaks with Dyma Abuoleim, founder of 200 Muslim Women Who Care and a TEDx University of South Florida 2026 speaker. Dyma shares how a lifelong commitment to service, leadership, and collaboration shaped her journey and led to building a powerful giving community rooted in consistency and care. Dyma reflects on growing up as a helper, finding purpose beyond routine, and responding to moments of division by choosing action instead of silence. She speaks honestly about faith, identity, and the responsibility of showing up for neighbors through small, steady acts that add up to real impact. This conversation is about collective effort, community strength, and the belief that anyone can participate in building a better world. Change doesn’t have to be loud. It just has to be lived. Follow on Instagram: Host: @shahd.alsaly Guest: @dyma2002 #SAWT #Podcast #CommunityGiving #EverydayPhilanthropy #CollectivePower #TEDxSpeakers #ServiceAndImpact