Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the nation with a screening of a short documentary on Muslims in America followed by an interfaith dialogue.
Muslims have shaped this nation’s story—authoring its narratives, advocating for their rights, and standing as witnesses from its earliest days to its present moment. They are not an addition to America’s history but central to its fabric.
Free and open to the public. Registration required.
Muslims have shaped this nation’s story—authoring its narratives, advocating for their rights, and standing as witnesses from its earliest days to its present moment. They are not an addition to America’s history but central to its fabric.
Free and open to the public. Registration required.
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