The organization set up women's shelters and safe houses to protect women threatened by domestic abuse and what are referred to as honor killings, led ongoing activities against trafficking of young women, ran classes to teach women activists how to confront intolerance, advocated equality for women on Iraqi radio and television. Mohammed also interviewed and assisted about 30 women held in prison.
The organization established women's refuges and secure homes to safeguard women at risk of domestic violence and so-called honor killings, spearheaded campaigns against the trafficking of young women, conducted workshops to instruct women activists on how to challenge prejudice, championed female equality on Iraqi radio and television. Mohammed also interviewed and supported around 30 women imprisoned.