
Not in Our Name: Understanding Youth Engagement in the Middle East and Around the World
Interview with Zeenat Rahman, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's special adviser for Global Youth Issues at the U.S. Department of State.
Interview with Zeenat Rahman, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's special adviser for Global Youth Issues at the U.S. Department of State.
Acts of violence against Muslim Americans and their houses of worship have increased, especially in the weeks since Ramadan began this year.
Sally Steenland sits down with Urooj Arshad to discuss reproductive and sexual health and the American Muslim population.
An interview with Mou Khan, the program and communications associate at South Asian Americans Leading Together, about their 9/11 campaign.
Sally Steenland discusses Sharia law with Asifa Quraishi and Rev. Dr. Welton Gaddy.
Sally Steenland interviews Sameer Ahmed, an attorney, about his work showing how Muslim Americans are unfairly treated under antiterrorism policies.
Muhammed Malik talks to Eleni Towns about his recent success defeating Florida’s anti-immigrant racial profiling bill.
Wajahat Ali and Matt Duss explain why Sharia, or Islamic religious law, is not the threat conservatives claim it is.
Sally Steenland interviews Azadeh Shahshahani, director of the National Security/Immigrants' Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia.
Sally Steenland interviews Boston College Law School professor Intisar Rabb about what Sharia law is—and what it isn't.
Muslim-American immigrants' work with other immigrant groups and communities will make our country stronger and more diverse, write Eleni Towns and Philippe Nassif.
Scheduled House hearings on conservative charges of “radicalized Muslims” in Muslim-American mosques could inflame an already dangerous trend of Islamophobia in America.
Sally Steenland interviews Ibrahim Abdul Matin about the role faith communities can play in helping protect the planet from global warming.
Asma Uddin, editor and writer for Altmuslimah.com, talks about her work examining the question of gender and Islam.
Sally Steenland interviews Asma Uddin about the evolution of her faith, her efforts to promote interfaith dialogue around gender, and religious freedom.
A video from CAP's Young Muslim American Voices project looks at the history and diversity of Muslim-American communities.
Susan Thistlethwaite and Eleni Towns provide insights into the “real Islam” from participants in CAP’s Young Muslim American Voices Project.
Take Sally Steenland’s quiz and see if you can match the conservative with his or her quote blaming the United States for the 9/11 attacks.
Sally Steenland interviews Pakistani-American Wajahat Ali, the author of one of the first major plays about Muslims living in a post-9/11 America.
Wajahat Ali, a author and lawyer from the Bay Area, talks about his experience after 9/11 as a Muslim American and what he learned from the experience.
Sally Steenland examines the dangerous game now played by conservatives peddling the lie that Obama is a Muslim and others as facts.
Sally Steenland puts recent anti-Muslim ranting into perspective and encourages Americans to look at the religion based on reality, not distortion.
A fact sheet explains CAP's Young Muslim American Voices Project, which seeks to give greater visibility to young Muslim-American leaders.
Hazami Barmada discusses the incredible diversity among Muslim and Arab Americans and how public and cultural diplomacy can help break through stereotypes.
Hazami Barmada talks with the Young Muslim American Voices project about bring empowered and engaging with society as a young Muslim American.
Rami Nashashibi, a community organizer in Chicago, talks about what being an American Muslim means to him.
Sally Steenland interviews Rami Nashashibi about his community organizing work in Chicago.
Young Muslim American Voices interviews Edina Lekovic about what it means to be a young Muslim in America.
Young Muslim-American leaders discuss their challenges and opportunities as part of CAP’s Young Muslim American Voices project.
Sally Steenland interviews Mohamad Chakaki about social and environmental issues and being a Muslim American.
Mohamad Chakaki, a member of CAP's Young Muslim American Voices Roundtable, talks about his environmental activism and an experience with profiling.
Last week CAP launched a project with young Muslim American leaders to promote understanding of America’s growing religious diversity.