Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The MOST Story Bank is a live archive of stories on the most current events, people and cultural perspectives of Muslims in America and around the world. With writers in mind, MOST carefully selects story-driven news from the most reputable published sources.
After the daunting and often dehumanizing obstacles which refugees have had to undergo in their migration to Europe, AP reports that there is as much as 40% unemployment in places like Austria and … [Read more...]
Our own Michael Wolfe wrote this vital piece on the refugee crisis for Huffington Post, what he calls a "pocket-size summary." Here's what Michael says about the piece -- "I wrote and posted this … [Read more...]
Last week was an important one for the owner of Damoka, a Persian rug store in Los Angeles. Though Alex Helmi has been selling Persian rugs for decades (purchased before the embargo), last week was … [Read more...]
PRI first interviewed Abdullah Shawsky last fall when he was helping Syrian refugees as they arrived, wet and terrified, in small dinghies onto the shores of the Greek island of Lesbos. Abdullah is … [Read more...]
Syrian women have been left out of previous peace talks until now. In what The Guardian is calling a “breakthrough move," a "Syrian Women’s Advisory Board" has been launched to advise the UN Special … [Read more...]
Groups of Muslims who promote social, education and religious environments, took their input to social media last week where word soon spread that the ensemble musical group Al Firdaus (who are based … [Read more...]
Activist group, I Am Your Protector (IAYP), pledges to bring attention to the “often forgotten stories” of Muslims who helped Jews during World War II. The organization describes themselves as “a … [Read more...]
“All I want is to share the beauty of the amazing ballet art form,” says fourteen year-old Stephanie Kurlow. “And inspire other young people who maybe don’t feel so confident to follow their dreams … [Read more...]
Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday that the United States will donate more than $925 million in aid for Syrian refugees, declaring the crisis as "the most complex humanitarian emergency of … [Read more...]
On New Years Eve neuroscience student Caitlin Duncan, along with hundreds of other women, were victims of a series of sexual harassing assaults and incidents perpetuated by a mob of men in Cologne, … [Read more...]
