Whether it’s time for a general, midterm, local, or special election, you can reference ISPU’s elections research on issues related to American Muslims. Use this online community toolkit to empower, inform, and improve participation in our country’s political process. From videos to presentations to full reports, our research has been repackaged to ensure accessibility for everyone in the community.
Whether it’s time for a general, midterm, local, or special election, you can reference ISPU’s elections research on issues related to American Muslims. Use this online community toolkit to empower, inform, and improve participation in our country’s political process. From videos to presentations to full reports, our research has been repackaged to ensure accessibility for everyone in the community.
This annual poll measures attitudes and policy preferences of American Muslims, Catholics, Protestants, Jews, white Evangelicals, and the non-affiliated. These findings provide empirical evidence that can be used to respond to stereotypes about Muslims in America.
This interactive map uses data from over 3100 bills across all 50 states to track which state lawmakers supported legislation targeting reproductive rights, voting rights, refugees, Muslims, and more.
Who are American Muslims? What are their policy priorities? How can elected officials best serve the needs of Muslim communities? ISPU and the Yaqeen Institute created this guide to help.
This project deconstructs the Islamophobia industry in order to understand how it’s used as a legislative tactic.
This project provides data-driven recommendations on how each of us can be engaged in the political process, locally and nationally.
Muslims are one of the most talked-about groups in American politics, but little is known about how they’re engaged politically… until now. Here are four data-driven ways to increase American Muslim civic participation.
What do Muslims, immigrants, women, LGBTQ people, labor union members, and people of color have in common? They are all targets of restrictive legislation, often by the very same lawmakers. Watch this video to learn more.
Are you an Inshallah Voter? Watch our video to find out.
How well do you know American Muslims? These facts from ISPU’s American Muslim Poll 2016 just might surprise you.
Giving a presentation on American Muslims and civic engagement? Here are our American Muslim Poll 2019 slides, filled with relevant data and ready for you to use.
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