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National Conference of Arab & Muslim News Media March 8-10, 2002 Radisson O’Hare Hotel Chicago, Illinois www.ArabAmericanView.Net In the Aftermath of Sept. 11 A national conference for publishers, editors, reporters, journalists, and writers for Arab & Muslim newspapers, magazines broadcast radio/TV, and online news web sites. Host Committee: National Arab Journalists Association, & the Arab American Republican Federation PPrrooggrraamm BBooookk TheThe NationalNational ArabArab && MuslimMuslim JournalismJournalism ConferenceConference is co-hosted by the Arab American View Newspaper the National Arab Journalists Association & the Arab American Republican Federation which promotes Arab American involvement in the American political process. for more information, visit www.ArabAmericanView.net PO Box 2127, Orland Park, IL 60462 708-403-3380 fax [email protected] Page -2- t is my pleasure This success would not have been I to welcome you without the hard work and dedication of to this event men and women of our community like and thank you for you. your attendance We of the Arab American and support. Republican Federation dedicate this event It is a time to you all. when our commu- Be proud that you are an Arab nity is under siege American. and pressure from WE WILL NOT YIELD TO PRESSURE all sides that your OR INTIMIDATION BUT STAND TALL. support gives it the strength it needs. -Dr. Shibli M. Sawalha, Your participation is the more Chairman Arab American important because it points to the Republican Federation resiliency of our community and our Committeeman, Homer Township resolve to defend it and be involved in Republican Organization the civil process of our country. Our community continue to grow in [email protected] numbers and importance. elcome to Chicago and welcome to share and to sup- W the National Conference of Arab & port. By network- Muslim American Journalists and ing, we can Communicators. become a stronger The purpose of this conference is to Arab & Muslim bring together our multi-talented commu- American news nity of journalists, communicators, public media. relations specialists, writers, authors and This is our sec- students so that we may celebrate our ond conference, achievements as professionals. We want the first was in to share our talents, experiences and offer 1999. These con- support and guidance so that we may ferences can serve become more effective as communicators. as a foundation to build a stronger Arab As Arab and Muslim journalists, we & Muslim media voice, and give direction have a special responsibility to insure that to help the mainstream American media journalists who cover the Middle East, the move back towards professionalism. Muslim World, our communities, apply If you leave this conference with any- the fundamental principals of truth and thing, leave with the confidence that our accuracy. It is our responsibility to Arab & Muslim media is strong and that encourage the American and Western we have a significant role to play in media to do a better job of reporting so American society. that the public sees and hears an accurate Thank you. and fair presentation of the facts. -- Ray Hanania My hope is that we will use this confer- Conference Chairman ence as an opportunity to network, to Page -3- M.T. Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award Dr. M.T. Mehdi was a pioneer in Arab American journalism, the publisher of ACTION Newspaper, a leading English- language Arab American newspaper. Dr. Mehdi was a high profile champion of Arab and Palestinian rights, appearing often on national television debates and discussions. As he championed Arab and Palestinian rights, Dr. Mehdi remained dedicated to accuracy, justice and a fearless determination to face the bias that exists in the main- stream media. The Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award was created in 1999 to recognize the achievements of individuals in the media and in communications who adhere to these principles of accuracy, justice and courage. Past recipients include Tribune columnist Salim Muwakkil, RAWI, columnist Charlie Reese, the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, TV anchor Mike Monseur, and the Beirut Times newspaper. We are grateful to the Mehdi family for their support and encouragement in allow- ing this award to be bestowed each year on its recipients. Al-Jazeera, the 2001-2002 Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award recipient widely read English lan- Palestinian Intifadah and on The Qatar-based Arab guage newspapers in the the whereabouts of Osama World satellite television net- United States. Bin Laden in the wake of the work, Al-Jazeera, was named "Al-Jazeera has distin- September 11th terrorist as the recipient of the 3rd guished itself as having the attacks." annual M. T. Mehdi Courage courage to pursue the truth, in Journalism Award for "the to broadcast the facts that Anisa Mehdi, a New York courageous pursuit of profes- other media, particularly in based TV producer and the sional journalism" in its cov- the West and the United daughter of Dr. Mehdi, will erage of the American war in States, have refused to pub- present the award for Al- Afghanistan and the Middle lish or broadcast," said Ray Jazeera to Washington D.C. East. Hanania, a longtime Chicago bureau chief Hafez Al-Mirazi The M. T. Mehdi Courage area Arab American journal- at the National Conference of in Journalism Award was ist who with members of the Arab and Muslim Journalists established in 1999 to recog- Mehdi family oversee the banquet in Chicago, nize journalists of all back- award each year. Saturday, March 9, 2002. grounds and all media that "Since its inception, Al- "Al-Jazeera and its staff display courage in the pur- Jazeera has given people of stand for the principles that suit of truth and accuracy in the Middle East, and my father dedicated his life reporting news related to the Americans, a taste of real to pursuing, truth, fairness Middle East. journalism. During that same and honesty," Anisa Mehdi The award is named in period, Al-Jazeera has said. honor of the late Arab expanded its broadcasts to "The Mehdi family is very American activist and jour- the West and the United proud that Al-Jazeera is this nalist Dr. M. T. Mehdi, who States serving as a major year's recipient." published one of the most source of news on the Page -4- Program Schedule Salon C: PANEL: Arab & Muslim Women FRIDAY Discuss challenges facing the Arab & Muslim 6:30 - 9:30 PM Woman Opening Reception, Hors d'vouers -Hosted by Chicago area American, Palestinian (Lower Level Ballroom) Women and Friends -Barbara Nimri Aziz, Pacifica-WBAI Radio, NY - Tayyibah Taylor, Publisher and Editor-in- Chief Azizah Magazine 11:30 AM - Ray Hanania, Executive Director, NAJA Publisher, the Arab American View Salon A: PANEL: Arab & Muslim themes in book - Presentation about Azizah Magazine, Magazine publishing Staff -Ethan Casey, publisher Blueear.com online pub- - Poetry Readings by Sammer Ghouleh lishing, Dispatches from a Wounded World -Mohammed el-Nawawy, author, Al-Jazeera: How the Free Arab News Network Scooped the SATURDAY World & Changed the Middle East -Adel Iskandar Farag, author, Al-Jazeera: How (Salon A, Salon B, Salon C -- Lower Level) the Free Arab News Network Scooped the World & Changed the Middle East 9 AM -Shaw Dallal, "Scattered Like Seeds" Salon A: PANEL: Status of Women in Islam, dur- Salon B: PANEL: Main Stream American Media ing the time of the Prophet and the Rightly Guided perspectives on media coverage Caliph -Dr. Assad Busool, American Islamic -Ali Alarabi, NAJA Board member College, Chicago -Jerome McDonnell, WBEZ Radio World View host Salon B: PANEL: Publishers address the challenges -Steve Huntley, Chicago Sun-Times facing the Arab & Muslim media in America -Mike Flannery, WBBM TV Political reporter -Ray Hanania, Publisher, Arab American View Newspaper, Chicago Salon C: PANEL: Arab American Media on the -Joseph Haiek, Publisher, News Circle coverage of the Middle East and getting the message Magazine, California out in America -Osama Siblani, Publisher, Arab American -Nadeem al-Khuffash, Voice of Palestine Radio News, Detroit WCEV Radio, Sunday -Tayyibah Taylor, Publisher, Editor-in-Chief of -Mahmoud Saeed, author journalist Azizah Magazine -Dr. Amjad Zureikat, Arab/Assyrian TV's -Walid Rabah, Publisher, The Arab Voice "Doctor's Corner" broadcast Newspaper, Paterson, New Jersey -Nidal Ziyad, publisher, Al-Maraya Newspaper -Dr. Aslam Abdallah, Editor-in-Chief of the -Kawthar Othman, publisher Al-Offok al-Arabi Minaret magazine & Vice-Chairman of MPAC Newspaper -Dr.Mohrez El Hussini, publisher, Al Manassah -Shafiq al-Khalil, columnist Al-Maraya Newspaper Newspaper Page -5- 2 PM -Toni Khatib, Islamic Center of Villa Park, online web master -Barbara Nimri Aziz, Pacifica-WBAI Radio, NY Salon A: PANEL: News Media Objectivity: Who's reporting the news? -Marda Dunsky, Asst. Prof. Medill School of Salon C: PANEL: Mainstream Media views of the Journalism, Northwestern Uni. Arab American Community, and the Aftermath of - Sept. 11 -Nermin al-Mufty, Iraqi journalist -Ali Alarabi, NAJA Board -Anisa Mehdi, TV producer and journalist -Martha Irvine, Associated Press news wire -Pierre Roberts, Midwest Bureau Chief, Salon B: PANEL: Professional development in jour- Washington Post nalism and the media - Hosted by the Chicago -Julie Snyder, WBEZ (Chicago NPR Affiliate) Tribune Newspaper "This American Life" -Don Wycliff, Public Editor, , commentator, The Chicago Tribune -(Panelists to be announced) - - DINNER Salon C: PANEL: Civil Rights abuses & the role of the Arab & Muslim Media
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