Telling Our Story:

Countering Prejudice, Discrimination and Bullying

Marriott Saturday, May 5, 2012 Santa Clara, CA 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm ING’s Mission

To counter prejudice and discrimination against American Muslims by teaching about their traditions and contributions in the context of America’s history and cultural diversity, while building relations between American Muslims and other groups.

“People naturally reject what they do not understand, and teaching people about Islam encourages acceptance in a time when America is not as friendly towards Muslims as it could be.” ~ Student, Mountain View Tonight’s Program

Book Signing with Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf Moving the Mountain, Beyond Ground Zero to a New Vision of Islam in America ~ Dinner Service ~ Opening Prayer Qari Omar Balla ~ Welcome Ahmed Bedier Emcee Sabahat Rafiq ING Board Member ~ ING Video Presentation ~ President’s Address Maha Elgenaidi ING President & Executive Director ~ Sunset Prayer ~ ING Update Omar Tawakol ING Board Member ~ Fund-for-Growth Campaign ~ The Importance of ING’s Work: Educating about Muslims and Islam in America Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf Former Imam, Park51, the so-called “Ground Zero Mosque” ~ Entertainment Raef Singer/songwriter and artist in the Poetic Vision Tour ~ Closing Remarks Guest Speakers and Performers

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf is the former Imam of Park51, the so-called “Ground Zero Mosque,” which was the center of Islamophobic protests during the last mid-term election cycle. Time Magazine named Imam Feisal one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World” in 2011. He is the Chairman of the Cordoba Initiative, an independent, multi-national project that works to re- connect the Muslim World and the West. In 1997, Imam Feisal founded the American Society for Muslim Advancement (ASMA), the first Muslim organization committed to bringing American Muslims and non-Muslims together through programs in academia, policy, current affairs, and culture. For the past 25 years, he has been Imam of Masjid al-Farah, a New York City mosque. Currently, he sits on the board of Trustees of the Islamic Center of New York. He has won awards from The Alliance for International Conflict Prevention and Resolution and the Interfaith Center in New York.

Frequently asked to comment on issues pertaining to Islam and the Muslim world, Imam Feisal appeared regularly at the Council on Foreign Relations and the World Economic Forum (Davos), and in national and international media such as CNN, BBC, The New York Times, Washington Post, Frontline and Foreign Policy.

Raef is a singer-songwriter, educator, and musician. He has performed across the United States and is known for his unique lyricism and acoustic sound. Blending American folk-rock musicality with Eastern melodic patterns, Raef’s music moves seamlessly between commercially accessible rock tunes, and introspective folk songs.

Over the years Raef has shared his music with faith-based communities across the world. With the heart of a teacher, the sensitivity of a poet, the perspective of a traveler, and the spirit of a rock 'n roller, Raef’s music expands the narrow category of “religious songs” (nasheed) with songs that transcend one- dimensional spiritual themes— reflecting instead on the greater human search for inspiration and purpose. Letter from the President & Executive Director

Letter from the President & Executive Director Maha Elgenaidi

Thank you for attending ING’s South Bay event at the Santa Clara Marriott. ING has been serving and continues to serve Muslims all across the country; today, in 22 regions in 18 states. Since our founding in 1993, we estimate that our speakers in the San Francisco Bay Area alone have delivered over 12,000 presentations and interfaith panels to nearly a million students and adults. ING’s work helps increase understanding, challenges stereotypes and prevents bias and discrimination against Muslims who live in the region. In response to our efforts, the American Muslim community represented by mosques and major Islamic institutions has expressed its support for ING through statements included in this program from the following major mosques in the area: • South Bay Islamic Association (SBIA) • Shia Association of the Bay Area (SABA) • West Valley Muslim Association (WVMA) • Muslim Community Center East Bay (MCC-East Bay) • San Ramon Valley Islamic Center (SRVIC) • Islamic Center of Livermore • Islamic Society of East Bay (ISEB) We also enjoy support from: • Zaytuna College, whose founders have provided invaluable support for ING since its inception by participating in forums and trainings organized by ING, and by providing us with the scholarly foundation that is critical to our work. ING is deeply appreciative of the contributions of Zaytuna founders, Sheikh Hamza Yusuf and Imam Zaid Shakir, for their hours of consultation and contributions to ING, as well as that of scholars affiliated with Zaytuna, including Dr. Umar Faruq Abd-Allah, Dr. Sherman Jackson, and others. We have also received letters of support from national organizations which reflects our partnerships and good relations with these organizations as well as our reach across the country. These include: • Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) • Muslim American Society (MAS) • Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) • Council on Islamic Relations – California (CAIR) We have also received letters of support from local interfaith organizations for our service to the larger community of Americans of all faiths. These include: • Silicon Valley Interreligious Council (SVIC) • San Francisco Interfaith Council (SFIC) • Interfaith Council of Contra Costa County (ICCCC) Included in this program are copies of these letters of support. We wish to thank all our partner organizations for their continuing support of ING’s work. Letter from the President & Executive Director continues

ING PROGRESS REPORT Mission ING’s mission is to counter prejudice and discrimination against American Muslims by teaching about their traditions and contributions in the context of America’s history and cultural diversity, while building relations between American Muslims and other groups. Founded in 1993, ING achieves its mission through education and community engagement. We work though regional volunteers and affiliated organizations across the country who provide thousands of presentations, training seminars and workshops, and panel discussions annually in schools, colleges and universities, law enforcement agencies, corporations, healthcare facilities, and community organizations as part of cultural diversity curricula and programs. Reaching hundreds of groups and tens of thousands of individuals a year at the grassroots level, ING is building bridges among Americans of all backgrounds.

Programs Islamic Speakers Bureau The core of ING’s educational services, this program provides an invaluable service to schools, colleges and civic and community groups by supplementing cultural diversity programming or the study of Islam and world religions in the context of social sciences and world history curriculum.

Interfaith Speakers Bureau This program expands the educational outreach work of ING by partnering with interfaith organizations and convening interfaith dialogues in the context of America’s religious diversity. Interfaith panels include a Muslim presenter with one or more speakers representing Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism or Hinduism. The student and adult audiences enjoy the interactive dialogue and especially the opportunity to ask the panelists candid questions. For many, it is the first time they have ever met a Buddhist, Hindu, Jew or Muslim.

Diversity Seminars for Leaders This program offers professional development seminars with a focus on American Muslims to meet the needs for diversity education and cultural competency skills development. Seminars are especially designed for executives, administrators, managers and educators. Due to growing negative perceptions about Muslims as evidenced in a Gallup Poll that shows Americans are more than twice as likely to express prejudice against Muslims than they are against Jews, Buddhists or Christians, our diversity seminars address contemporary issues and the need for education to challenge harmful stereotypes.

Bullying Prevention in Schools ING’s Bullying Prevention Program consists of workshops for Muslim students and parents on the following topics: • Awareness and promotion of the federally sponsored Stop Bullying Now Program, at stopbullying.gov. • Empowerment training for students and parents on their rights and responsibilities in schools in relation to teasing, harassment, and bullying issues. • Self-esteem and confidence building training on answering difficult questions about Muslims and their faith that are often asked by Americans of other faiths out of genuine interest or concern due to negative portrayals of Muslims in the media. Letter from the President & Executive Director continues

Local Results

Output Between 1993 and 2001, ING has delivered nearly 12,000 presentations to nearly a million students and adults in the San Francisco Bay Area, from Marin to Monterey.

ING Presentations: Annual and Cumulative Totals

ING Requesters by Year 1993-2004 2005-2011 Venues for ING Presentations These pie charts illustrate the different 5% venues where ING delivers 8% presentations. While in its early years 11% 47% the bulk of ING presentations were Higher Middle and Education High Schools delivered in middle and high schools, 81% in recent years ING has increasingly Middle and 22% High Schools been requested to speak in adult Faith-Based Organizations venues, including faith-based organizations, institutions of higher learning, and community organizations. Letter from the President & Executive Director continues

A sampling of prominent Bay Area institutions in which ING speakers presented orientations on American Muslims or Cultural Competency Seminars on the American Muslim population. Colleges & Universities Mt. Diablo Medical Center Daly City Police Department Dominican School of Theology and Palo Alto Healthcare Center Department of Homeland Security, Philosophy San Francisco County Mental Health San Francisco Mills College Agencies Diablo Valley Police Department Pacific School of Religion San Mateo County Behavioral Health Federal Bureau of Investigation, San San Francisco State University & Recovery Services Francisco Santa Clara University Santa Clara County Mental Health Fremont Police Department St. Mary’s College of California Department Fresno Police Department Stanford University Santa Teresa Hospital Los Gatos Police Department UC Berkeley St Francis Memorial Hospital Marin Community College Police UC Santa Cruz St Mary’s Hospital Department Stanford Medical School Milpitas Police Department Corporations Sutter Health Center Mountain View Police Department Agilent Technologies Tenderloin Outpatient Clinic Napa Police Academy Apple UC Berkeley Health Tang Center Newark Police Department Chevron UC San Francisco Nursing School Novato Police Department CISCO Valley Care Health System Palo Alto Police Department Hewlett-Packard Pleasanton Police Department Lawrence Livermore Labs Law Enforcement Agencies San Francisco Police Academy Lockheed Martin Alameda County Sheriffs San Francisco Police Department Oracle Alameda Police Department San Jose Police Department Proctor and Gamble Bay Area Hate Crime Investigators San Jose State University Police Radio Shack Association (BAHCIA) Department Starbucks Berkeley Police Department San Leandro Police Department Wells Fargo Brentwood Police Department Santa Clara County District Attorney’s California Correctional Peace Officers Healthcare Facilities Office Association (CCPOA) Annual Alta Bates Summit Santa Clara County Sheriffs Conference California Pacific Medical Center Santa Cruz Police Department California Probation Parole and Hope Hospice Sunnyvale Police Department Corrections Association Kaiser Permanente – Oakland Walnut Creek Police Department Contra Costa County Police Chiefs Kaiser Permanente – Richmond West Valley Mission District Police and Sheriffs Kaiser Permanente – Sacramento Department Contra Costa County Sheriffs Kaiser Permanente – San Jose UC Davis Police Department Department Managers Kaiser Permanente - Stockton

Impact on Perceptions of Muslims and their Faith American Muslims today are heading toward what might be "a perfect storm." Contributing factors include a year-long presidential campaign in which President Obama is misperceived to be a Muslim by many Americans making “Islam” a wedge issue in the campaign; increasingly negative public sentiments about American Muslims where polls show that one of out of two Americans have fears about Islam; concerted efforts to enact “anti-Shariah” legislation in state after state by a well-organized Islamophobia network; and Congressman King hearings on alleged radicalization of American Muslims. These and other factors are all coming together to produce the likelihood of a significant increase in prejudice against and attacks on the Muslim community. As data from the surveys of students before and after experiencing Islamic Speakers Bureau (ISB) presentations attest, ING is playing a critical role in reducing this threat by changing perceptions of the public towards Muslims. Letter from the President & Executive Director continues

Before and after each ISB presentation, ING evaluates student attitudes toward Muslims with questions that revolve around six common perceptions. Below, we look at how the ISB impacts perceptions on these crucial issues. Each of the following graphs combines the responses to groups of questions, one group reflecting negative perceptions of Muslims before the presentation and the other reflecting a more positive view. The following is based on 1,507 student respondents to surveys in 2010-2011 time period following an ING presentation. The results were as follows:

Negative Perceptions of Islam Postive Perceptions of Islam Pre- and Post-Presentation Pre- and Post-Presentation Letter from the President & Executive Director continues

National Results

Expansion of ING Affiliates To the right is a map of locations (marked by the blue pin) of ING Affiliates in 22 regions in 18 states across the country. ING Affiliates are independently incorporated non-profit organizations that duplicate ING’s work and programs in their local regions utilizing ING’s presentations, materials and model. Plans are underway to expand in four additional regions (marked by the red pin) that include Boston, Massachusetts; Washington DC/Virginia, Austin, Texas, and Newark, New Jersey.

Annual Program Costs in 2011

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ING HIGHLIGHTS IN 2011 ING Addresses Bullying in Schools

Partnering with the White House, Departments of Education, Health and Human Services and Justice, ING launched a Bullying Prevention program in summer, 2011 which aimed at building awareness of bullying in the American Muslim community and providing resources for parents, students and educators on rights, best practices for bullying prevention and identity building workshops for Muslim youth. The following important steps were taken by ING to counter bullying and provide best practices for prevention: 1. ING President Maha Elgenaidi attended the White House Conference on Bullying Prevention. 2. ING held bullying prevention workshops for both students and parents at Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and Muslim Youth of North America’s (MYNA) national conferences. 3. ING in partnership with ISNA and Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) held four Bullying Prevention Webinars which were attended by over 200 Muslim parents and youth. 4. ING President Maha Elgenaidi participated in the Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit, where updates on the latest in federal policy and research surrounding bullying were presented.

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ING released a ground breaking ING held a successful interfaith new interfaith app 10th year anniversary 9/11 commemoration event. for the iPhone.

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ING GOALS, 2012-2013

In the context of the political environment of American Muslims in 2012, public sentiments, and possible consequences, ING’s principle goal is to counter prejudice and discrimination against American Muslims by teaching about their traditions and contributions in the context of America’s history and cultural diversity, while building relations between American Muslims and other groups. Specifically, our goals as approved by the ING Board of Trustees at their December 15th board meeting resolve around the following four objectives: 1. Market new ONLINE lesson

Getting to Know A History of Muslims in America plans for teachers/college American Muslims and Their Faith professors and the general public in regions where ING has affiliates as well as regions that have the greatest concentrations of Muslims and/or where

An Interactive Curriculum An Interactive Curriculum for Middle and High Schools for Middle and High Schools Shariah- ban campaigns are Developed by ING Developed by ING

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2. Hold webinars and face to face seminars on American Muslims for administrators and managers in education, law enforcement, healthcare and corporate institutions. 3. Build the capacity of existing ING affiliates and expand in regions where Muslims are concentrated. Work with college campuses student programs in the expansion. 4. Continue to partner with federal government agencies in the expansion of the bullying prevention program to help Muslim youth and parents address bullying on school campuses.

Fund Development Administrative Support 46,975 45,600

Interfaith Speakers’ Bureau 205,000 Expansion Campaigns Annual Program Costs in 2012: 500,000 $1.2 Million Islamic Speakers’ Bureau 205,000

National Partners 257,425 Letters of Support

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