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Training and Tools for Teen Muslim Americans

Our INGYouth Speakers Program empowers Muslim American teens with resources and skills to educate and engage in dialogue with their peers about Islam and Muslims. Learn about INGYouth certification and schedule a training or workshop in your area. You can also read about what teen Muslim Americans have said about our workshops and see a list of past events with photos and articles.

Check out our INGYouth resources to increase awareness about Muslims!

We’ve created a set of presentations focusing on various aspects of Muslim life and history. Topics include: Getting to Know American Muslims, A History of Muslims in America, Muslim Contributions to Civilization, Muslim Women Beyond the Stereotypes, and An Overview of Ramadan and Fasting.

We’ve also organized a set of answers to frequently asked questions about Islam and Muslims meant specifically for teen Muslims as well as a series of videos featuring INGYouth Speakers presenting on Muslims and Islam.

You will also find tips about how to share and present your experiences as a teen Muslim Americans with your friends and classmates in a respectful and educational manner.

In our Anti-Bullying section, you can find information on how to tackle the difficult issue of bullying.

Feel free to download our Bullying Prevention Guide for educators, parents and mosques.

You can also learn more about student & parent rights in schools.

Print out some handouts (student) and (parent) on identifying and dealing with teasing, harassment and bullying.

Watch webinars for parents on issues and remedies relating to Muslim American teens.

We can also refer you to other support and resources if you are in a situation where you need help.*

Thank you for visiting our website. If you have any comments, questions or concerns, please email Bay Area Director Ishaq Pathan at  [email protected]!

*DISCLAIMER: The material provided in the Anti-Bullying section is intended for informational use to better understand the problems of bullying that many teens face. If you or someone you know is experiencing any kind of bullying, please contact your teacher, principal, or parents.