Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
On Friday, Trump signed an executive order which suspends all refugee entries for 120 days, indefinitely bars Syrian refugees, and blocks the entry of citizens from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, … [Read more...]
Prayer rugs are the subject of a new exhibition called Sanctuary presented by the San Francisco arts non-profit For-Site. The show, which runs through March at the Fort Mason Centre for Arts and … [Read more...]
On Monday, Donald Trump issued a revised version of his executive order barring immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries (see: A Look At Trump’s Revised Muslim Ban). According to many … [Read more...]
We here at Muslims on Screen and Television (MOST) have crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web: 1) Sadiq Khan, … [Read more...]
Kishwar Rizvi teaches the history of Islamic art and architecture at Yale University and in this op-ed for the Washington Post writes about the challenges teaching Islamic art “in a time of … [Read more...]
“We estimate there is a shortage of 8,000 foster carers,” says Kevin Williams, chief executive of the Fostering Network which is the UK’s leading foster non-profit. “And there is a particular shortage … [Read more...]
Khaled Khalifa is a Syrian novelist, screenwriter and poet. His 2012 novel, In Praise of Hatred, was a finalist for the International prize for Arabic fiction (and was also banned by the Syrian … [Read more...]
We here at Muslims on Screen and Television (MOST) have crafted an 'in case you missed it' #ICYMI list of this past week's most timely and relevant stories from across the web: 1) New Era’s Anne … [Read more...]
The Pew Research Center has just put out a report on refugee resettlement in the United States. Here are some of the findings (taken directly from report): The U.S. has received 28,957 Muslim … [Read more...]
In this op-ed for Teen Vogue, Isra Chaker, Refugee Campaign Lead with Oxfam America in Washington, D.C., explains her journey from being discriminated in high school to becoming an activist and … [Read more...]
