
The Muslim Public Affairs Council today called on President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to call for the immediate release of a former U.S. Congresswoman and 21 human rights workers by Israeli naval forces.
Are you a high school senior, college student or young professional? On August 5-7, MPAC will hold its third annual Southern California Muslim American Young Leaders Summit. Don't miss your chance to get direct access to leaders in the entertainment industry, politics, and civil rights fields, share your opinions and meet other young leaders.
This weekend, ISNA's 46th annual national convention will bring together tens of thousands of Muslim Americans in our nations' capitol. Take a moment to visit MPAC's booth in the bazaar (#959) to come meet our staff and learn about our latest campaigns and programs. MPAC staff will also be speaking at six sessions covering Politics, Community Organizing, Hollywood, Islamic issues and how you can get involved.
During a hearing held last week in the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, Somalia's on-going political and humanitarian crisis was described by witnesses as being the result of the country's decades-long socio-economic dilemma as well as the recent surge of piracy taking place off its coastline.
Last week, MPAC signed onto a letter along with 70 interfaith religious leaders calling on Iran's leaders to end the violence immediately. Addressed to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedenijad and Supreme Leader Ali Khamanei, the letter reads in part: ...
The disputed election results in Iran have snowballed into a historical crossroads for the nation and its ruling principles.
Is religious text the solution to resolving Muslim-Jewish tension? For decades, the late Dr. Hassan Hathout, may he rest in peace, reminded us that religion was the solution and not the problem.
MPAC's Hollywood Bureau and the National Geographic Entertainment invite you to a free screening of the upcoming film "Amreeka."
There is no question that after President Obama's speech in Cairo addressing the Muslim world, the tone regarding the relationship between the U.S. and the Muslim World has shifted. The President's focus on engagement and mutual understanding has propelled a heightened level of urgency amongst Muslim Americans seeking a role in the discourse and solution.
President Obama's call to service is aimed at meeting community needs and making service a way of life for all Americans. Muslim American community-based organizations will serve a key role in order for this campaign to succeed.