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We invite you to learn more about American Muslims and Islam in America. We have collected some helpful resources below. One Nation does not necessarily endorse the views or facts presented in these films or multimedia materials.

	Active Voice in the Workplace: The Islam Project A multimedia corporate diversity training program that combines personal stories from films and key information about Islamic customs, produced with support by the NCCJ ChevronTexaco September 11th Anti-Bias Fund.
	The Faith Club A Web site spin-off from the acclaimed memoir of the same name (The Faith Club, Simon & Schuster, 2006) by three women of Muslim, Jewish and Christian faiths reflecting on inter-religious understanding in the post-9/11 era.
	Islam: An Empire of Faith A companion online educational resource for the PBS video series, Islam: An Empire of Faith.
	Islam in America A year-long advertising campaign by the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) designed to foster greater understanding of Islam and to counter a rising tide of anti-Muslim rhetoric in the United States.
	The Islam Project A companion online educational resource for the PBS video series, Mohammad: Legacy of a Prophet and Muslims.
	Muslim Life in America Photographs and demographic information from the U.S. Department of State (2002).
	Threats to One Humanity In a 2006 talk to the U Thant Institute, author and foreign policy analyst Jonathan Clarke critiques the "Clash of Civilizations" theory, a holdover from the Cold War, as a poor framework for modern-day Western and Islamic relations.

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