
Don’t miss our briefing in D.C. on March 4, organized with honorary host Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib. You’ll hear from experts about religious-bullying and religious discrimination of Muslim Americans and Sikh Americans. RSVP to attend→
According to our 2019 survey, Muslims profess more private religious devotion, but less public devotion. Our newest ISPU | Yaqeen Talk Toolkit helps Muslims reflect on their commitment to their beliefs. Learn more→
How and why do American Muslims give? ISPU wanted to know, so our 2018 survey included questions aimed at uncovering American Muslims’ philanthropic practices and motivations. We’ve rounded up eight insights from our report in a new infographic. Read the infographic→
According to our 2019 survey, nearly 1 in 5 married Muslims are in an interracial relationship. This analysis examines interracial marriage across faith groups and within the American Muslim community. Read our analysis→

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“It is not enough that people [who attend our events] don’t know about Islam and Muslims,” says Catherine Orsborn, Executive Director of the Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign. “It’s that they think they know a lot, and we need to work through all these myths that they’ve been entrenched in.”
The Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign equips American faith leaders with tools to address anti-Muslim discrimination and violence. They come into contact with many people who don’t know a single Muslim person, yet have internalized a lifetime of anti-Muslim rhetoric. ISPU research is key in banishing those dangerous stereotypes… Read more→
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