The Islamic Center of Pittsburgh invites you to their mosque on June 11th, from 7:00-9:30pm for the bestowing of awards, a brief presentation on humanitarian work and the traditions of Islam, and the breaking of the fast over dinner (the dinner is free of charge). At this annual event, ICP recognizes exceptional organizations and individuals for their goodwill and efforts that have enhanced the quality of life and expanded opportunities of the diverse communities within the Pittsburgh Area.
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The Yemen Peace Project is dedicated to defending the rights and interests of Yemeni Americans, advocating for peaceful, constructive US policies toward Yemen, and increasing understanding between Americans and Yemenis. A site to stay informed with current postings from Yemen and opportunities to take action. |
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Tuesdays & Thursdays 12:00 -1:30PM - Porter Hall A19A |
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The Fate of Turkey’s Democracy May 18 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Join us for a discussion with CNN News Commentator, Mahir Zeynalov. Mahir Zeynalov Event Description |
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4 Important and Timely Topics: 3- Can Tunisia Provide Hope for Democracy and Prosperity in the Arab World? 4- Trump's Embrace of Political Authoritarianism: Whither the Future of the Arab-Islamic World? TENTATIVE PROGRAM 8:30 - 9:00 Registration |
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Symposium Schedule for Thursday, April 20th @ 630 William Pitt Union: Welcome Keynote Lecture by Dr. Stephanie Mitchem (University of South Carolina): “The Embodied Power of Sankofa” Symposium Schedule for Friday, April 21st @ 630 William Pitt Union: |
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At a time of mass displacement across the Middle East, Palestinian refugees of the 1948 war—and their descendants—remain at the center of the world’s longest-running, unresolved refugee situation. Approaching seventy years since the war that would become known as both the Israeli War of Independence and the Palestinian Nakba (catastrophe), the longevity of the Palestinian refugee issue is widely linked to the failure of the official “peace process” that began in the 1990s with the purported aim of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
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This event was part one of a two-part event entitled "Taking Refuge" that occurred on March 22, 2017 at the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The conversants are Joseph Bahout, visiting lecturer with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and Luke Peterson (Global Studies), with introduction by Michael Goodhart (Global Studies). |
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Come join Younus Mirza with the University of Pittsburgh Jewish Studies Department for the last Jewish Studies Brown-Bag lunch colloquium for the semester. |
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This dynamic diversity training will provide insight and resources to enable you to be an effective ally to the Muslim community. Come and learn to combat misconceptions surrounding the Islamic faith and culture. RSVP required. |
