Ameera Rahim is a certified aromatherapist and herbalist. She is a homeschooling mom of seven children and wife of ten years. Ameera shares the joy and lessons in homemaking on the facebook page Traditional Muslimah Homemaker, and her family's homeschooling journey on Habeebee Homeschooling. Author of several books, Ameera also helps run the family's herbal shop Team Rahim Family Herbals. She resides in Georgia, where she loves to can her own jam, garden, and make herbal concoctions.

Asmaa Hussein is a writer, registered social worker, and mother. She has authored several children’s books, and is the creator of www.ruqayabookshelf.com, a website about the Islamic parenting experience. Asmaa was born and raised in Toronto, Canada and has been actively involved in the Muslim community there for many years. She currently lives in Toronto with her family.

"The Importance of Prioritizing Your Health as a Homeschooling Parent" + Q&A Session

Dr. Gemma Elizabeth is a homeschooling mother of three from the U.K. As a passionate advocate for home education, she writes widely on the subject for various publications and speaks to mothers across the country about the benefits of homeschooling. In between the science experiments, read-alouds and math drills, she finds time to film videos for Youtube and writes on her blog OurMuslimHomeschool.com.

"Productivity: 5 Steps to Manage Time" + Q&A Session

Fatima Hachem is a web designer and self-development and productivity blogger with a positive attitude. She is the founder and blogger at FatimaHachem.com. Designing and branding websites are her passion, but she also enjoys helping others be productive and improve themselves in life. Her biggest aim is to inspire Muslimahs all over the world to keep them motivated and have a positive attitude in life. This is all that it takes to be able to make positive changes in this world.

Evangeline Do, a former Kindergarten teacher, now runs her small business Handmade Beginnings from home. You will often find her at her sewing machine teaching sewing lessons to children and women, or creating children's products for her Etsy shop. She is a homeschooling mom of four children, and wife of eleven years. She loves to journal about her creative and homeschooling adventures on her blog, handmadebeginnings.com. When she isn't teaching, creating, or mothering, you can find her exploring the great outdoors with her family in Ontario.

Hana has been an active member of her local homeschooling community since 2003, and in 2015, she finally decided to share her homeschooling tips online through her website Pepper and Pine and on YouTube on her channel Pepper and Pine. Her children are 6, 10, 14 and 18 and she can finally say with confidence that homeschooling was a successful endeavor so far, Alhumdulillah. Her 18 year old son is a junior at university and she hopes the rest of her children will find equal academic success. Above academic success, Hana prays her children keep Islam in their heart and actions for their entire life. Hana's homeschooling is inspired by the Waldorf philosophy and you can see that in the way she teaches and parents. You can get a closer look by checking out her Instagram and YouTube channel.