Social Equity Resources

The American Muslim Institute was founded in Omaha in 2006 as the American Institute of Islamic Studies and Culture. The objective is to promote a better understanding of Islam in the Western world, both within the Muslim and non-Muslim community and to affirm the core values of Islam.

Resources to learn about the impact of Islamophobia around the world.

A nonprofit, grassroots civil rights and advocacy organization. Headquartered in Washington D.C.

A project of the CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations) Research and Advocacy Department, the Counter-Islamophobia focuses on the groups and individuals that promote Islamophobia.

We share, translate and promote ideas that foster critical thinking, civil rights, science, pluralism, and more to ultimately bring to life a modern, pluralistic Middle East, led by the people of the region.

Islamic Networks Group is a peace-building organization providing face-to-face education and engagement opportunities that foster understanding of Muslims and other misunderstood groups to promote harmony among all people.

Founded by Nazma Khan, a New York resident, World Hijab Day invites non-Hijabi Mulsims and non-Muslims to experience the hijab for one day to foter religious tolerance and understanding.

Website includes poetry, blog and more.

Podcast from the advocate group Maslaha from the UK.