Middle East Girls Go Tech
TechGirls is a cultural exchange program where young women from the Middle East and North Africa spend three weeks in New York and Washington DC, visiting tech companies and most importantly – … [Read more...]
Syrian Play Suffers Setback in U.S.
"Syria: The Trojan Women" takes the lives of real Syrian women who enact their own stories of life during wartime. Set to open this fall at Georgetown University, the play has recently suffered a … [Read more...]
Alaska’s First Mosque to Open
As the Muslim community in Alaska has grown, needs for a place to worship and to learn have also increased. PRI interviews a woman in the Muslim community of Anchorage. … [Read more...]
Exhibit: The Middle East Revealed
A new exhibit at the New Museum in New York tackles female stereotypes in the Arab and Middle Eastern world head on. … [Read more...]
Professors Take on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in the Classroom
The Atlantic takes a look at how Middle East Studies professors go about teaching sensitive topics such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and how they handle bias in the classroom, including their … [Read more...]
30 Mosques in 30 Days
Two Muslim friends go on a Ramadan adventure through America and visit one mosque every day of their trip, discovering that the places of worship are as diverse as the country itself. … [Read more...]
Muslim Groups Denounce ISIS
Media Matters for America has put together examples of Muslim religious leaders, advocacy groups, and Imams denouncing the terrorist group, ISIS. … [Read more...]
President Carter Guest Speaker at ISNA
Thousands of Muslims recently attended the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) conference where President Jimmy Carter was a special guest speaker. He addressed the conflicts in the Middle East … [Read more...]
Trending… Aging Immigrants in NYC
The biggest trend in New York that “nobody is talking about” is that of the aging immigrant population, including many with Muslim backgrounds. The New York Times takes a look -- … [Read more...]
Civil Rights Groups Pen Letter To President
Stating that there is prevalent anti-Muslim bias amongst federal agencies, civil rights and religious groups sent a letter to the White House urging an audit of federal law enforcement training … [Read more...]
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