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INGYouth Speaker Certification is designed to help teen American Muslim counter Islamophobia in their schools and communities through informal conversations and student-run presentations. Read what INGYouth Speakers have to say about their INGYouth Certification here.
Process of Certification
- Attend an INGYouth Speakers Training in Your Area. At the training, students will receive:
- Tools for responding to difficult questions about Islam and Muslims
- Tools (presentations) for supplementing curriculum on Islam and Muslims
- Practice exercises for delivering presentations and answers to FAQ’s
- Take a certification assessment on the content provided during the training
- Completed within two to three weeks after the training
- Those who do not pass are provided opportunities to review and retake the assessment
- Attend drill sessions to hone skills on answering questions and delivering presentations
Post – Certification
- Get connected with your schools to present in classrooms about Islam and Muslims (optional)
- Meet monthly via webinar with fellow INGYouth Speakers across the country to keep up with current events, learn professional skills and share experiences of presenting
- Advance through the program unlocking new opportunities to use your skills
Reasons to join the INGYouth Speakers Network:
- Directly counter growing anti-Muslim bigotry
- Confidently present about Islam and Muslims in your schools and communities
- Connect with teen Muslims across the United States who may be sharing your experiences
- Develop professional skills like public speaking, critical thinking, and adapting to your audience
- Earn community service hours
- Contribute to college applications