Building a More Inclusive and
Who We Are
We’re Americans of diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds working together towards peace in our country and around the world.
What We Do
Our mission is to promote peace among all, by fostering a deeper, more nuanced understanding of Muslims and other faith-based, racial/ethnic, and cultural communities, through teaching, learning, and engaging across differences.
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Thank You to All Educators!
May 4, 2021 Today on National Teacher Day, we at ING want to take this opportunity to thank teachers for all that you do every day for the students of America. From the bottom of our hearts we thank you for your dedication and service. We put together this short… Read More
Unveiling ING 2.0
May 2, 2021 Salam alaykum/Greetings of peace, According to several studies, Knowing someone from a marginalized or stereotyped community reduces negative perceptions about that community.Even more effective in reducing stereotypes is gaining some knowledge about that community’s beliefs and culture.And when you reduce stereotypes about one group, it leads to… Read More
TONIGHT: Interfaith Iftar (Breaking of the Fast)
April 21, 2021 Join Us Tonight for an Interfaith Virtual Iftar Ramadan as a Celebration of Compassion and Unity Join us tonight from 7:00 – 8:00 PM PDT on YouTube Live! The Islamic holy month of Ramadan, falling this year between April 13 and May 12, reminds… Read MoreListening to Those We Serve
I thought that the training [by the Muslim speaker] was outstanding. It was relevant, informative, and engaging… this is training that all public officials could benefit from, and I learned a lot about Muslims that I did not know. Everything we learned can be put to practical use and will ensure we continue to offer the highest standards of service to all members of our community.
Police Commander
This was a very educational panel and presentation by the speakers today [Muslim, Jewish, African American, Asian American, Indigenous, and Hispanic]. Anyone who hasn’t had or taken the time to learn the roots of structural and historical elements of racism, colorism and what we can do about it would gain a great deal from this ING panel.
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