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> We believe in adhering to the highest standard of professionalism in the operation of our organization, striving for full accountability and transparency.
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NJ-ING speakers presented “Getting to know American Muslims and their Faith” at Cliffside Park Middle School on March 21st., 2024. Close to 40 students elected to attend the presentation, a handful of them were Muslims! The session was truly interactive. The students asked a lot of good questions, and it was more like a discussion. NJ-ING speaker asked the Muslim students if they were fasting, and where their families are from. They were from Russia, Palestine, and Egypt. They all had their predawn meals before 5:30 am. The Principal of the Middle School who invited us was grateful for the informative presentation and discussion.
24 Mar 2024
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NJ-ING speaker presented “A History of Muslims in America” virtually via GoTo meeting to the audience of Mercer County Library on 31st. January 2024. The audience demonstrated interest in the subject and the presentation was informative. The questions and feedback were really positive.
1 Feb 2024
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NJ-ING speaker was invited to an Informational Event at New Brunswick Islamic Center on Oct. 19th., 2023 to speak about NJ-ING activities. She gave a brief description of our various presentations and activities in schools, interfaith events, and civic organizations. Then she spoke about the many resources available to the public about Anti-Bullying of Muslim Students. “http://ing.org/bullying/”
1 Nov 2023
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Two NJ-ING speakers participated in a panel discussion about “Equity and Diversity” at Watchung Regional HS on October 11th., 2023. The panel included six representatives from the “Hispanic community, Muslim Community, African American community, and Asian community”. The panel members were able to illustrate to the 9th graders that diversity is powerful and multifaceted, and that every student is valued, and can make a difference in someone’s life with a kind word, appropriate outreach, a sympathetic ear, and/or a thoughtful question. Working together, we can build a community that celebrates our “shared humanity.” A week after the event, we received wonderful feedback from the organizer saying: “Thanks so much for the intentionality and professionalism that you were able to approach this task with; the students benefited immensely. I continue to have conversations with the 9th graders and visit health classes to hear additional feedback, and to see how students are interacting now that they have had time to reflect on your messages of empathy and kindness, commitment, and collaboration in the context of unspeakable violence, and intense geopolitical turmoil over the past three weeks.”
1 Nov 2023
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NJ-ING Speaker presented “Getting to know American Muslims and their Faith” at Delbarton HS on October 6th., 2023. The presentation was an introduction to Islam and American Muslims unit prior to taking it. The students were engaged and asked excellent questions. As the speaker was leaving, the older class was entering the room. One of the boys approached her and said: I remember you from last year, I liked your presentation!
1 Nov 2023
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NJ-ING Speaker presented “Getting to know American Muslims and their Faith” at Delbarton HS on May 17th., 2023. The presentation was an introduction to Islam and American Muslims unit prior to taking it. The students were engaged and asked excellent questions. The teacher who invited us thanked us and showed much appreciation that this information broke the students into the unit.
23 May 2023
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NJ-ING speakers presented “Getting to know American Muslims and their Faith” at Cliffside Park Middle School on March 21st., 2024. Close to 40 students elected to attend the presentation, a handful of them were Muslims! The session was truly interactive. The students asked a lot of good questions, and it was more like a discussion. NJ-ING speaker asked the Muslim students if they were fasting, and where their families are from. They were from Russia, Palestine, and Egypt. They all had their predawn meals before 5:30 am. The Principal of the Middle School who invited us was grateful for the informative presentation and discussion.
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