
This guide is part of the MPAC's broader counter-terrorism and civil rights campaign and is intended for Imams, Muslim community leaders, law enforcement, and the media. (Go»)
As a grassroots, community-based public policy agency working for the integration of Muslims into American pluralism, MPAC actively strives to assist victims of hate crimes/incidents and to prevent hate crimes by promoting an accurate portrayal of Islam and Muslims in mass media and popular culture, educating the American public (both Muslim and non-Muslim) about Islam and the perspective of American Muslims on a broad range of issues, building alliances with diverse communities and cultivating relationships with opinion- and decision-makers. (Go»)
Are you interested in working for the American Muslim community, understanding how policy gets shaped, and gaining experience in the non-profit sector? The Muslim Public Affairs Council has a year-round Internship Program and a summer-only Shi'a Outreach Fellowship Program in Washington, DC and Los Angeles, CA. (Go»)
The work of our chapters allows MPAC to reach a broad, grassroot and comprehensive portion of the society. MPAC chapters organize events and play a key role in disseminating the MPAC ideology around the country. (Go»)
Join the efforts to advance the image and contributions of Muslims in America by becoming a member today! By joining MPAC, you will be kept up to date on issues impacting Muslims in America and around the world. (Go»)
The attacks on Islam and Muslims have intensified immensely in the past year within the media, the political arena, and by religious extremists. In fact, those who are defaming Islam and Muslims are doing so through severely distorting Quranic verses, Hadiths, as well as events in Islamic History. (Go»)