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	"Feminism in Islam," Stanford University 5/20/2008 "Orientation on Islam in the Context of Religious Pluralism," Cupertino Rotary Club 5/21/2008 "Islam and Contemporary Issues Concerning Muslims," Albany Rotary Club 6/3/2008 "Orientation on Islam and the Role of Muslim Women," First United Methodist Church of Sunnyvale 6/8/2008 "'Excellence in Cultural Diversity Education' Awards Program," ING 6/13/2008 "ING Annual Supporters Dinner and EID (Holiday) Celebration" 10/5/2008

Greetings of peace. ING is a non-profit, educational organization founded in 1993 that promotes religious literacy and mutual respect through on-site presentations and interfaith dialogues to schools, community agencies, and other institutions. With our affiliates, ING's outreach spans the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Through the Islamic Speakers Bureau, certified Muslim speakers deliver a variety of presentations to K-12 schools, universities, corporations, health and law enforcement agencies, as well as other organizations.

The Interfaith Speakers Bureau (IFSB) is a collaborative educational effort to teach across five major faith communities. IFSB delivers on-site educational service through interactive panels.




	ING Recognition Awards for Educators Responding to and Preventing Hate in Public Schools The Bible in Islam: Stories of Shared Prophets Global Warming: Muslim American Responsibility & Response Muslim Professionals & the Not-For-Profit Sector



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