Deconstructing and Resisting Islamophobia
Muslim scholars & activists in public conversation
SATURDAY, MARCH 7
12 PM - 6 PM
CARL FIELDS CENTER
(58 Prospect Ave. Princeton NJ 08544)
Princeton University
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Join us for a day long symposium with Muslim scholars and activists to discuss the problem of anti Muslim hate in America and beyond.
Asma Uddin, Dr. Debbie Almontaser, Dr. Amaney Jamal, Prof. Sahar Aziz, Dr. Nura Sediqe, Dr. Mucahit Bilici, Dr. Zahid Bukhari, and more
The forum will feature Ted-Style talks, fireside chats, and town hall Q&A.
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Hosted by Princeton Muslim Life Program and the Bobst Center for Peace and Justice and the Program in American Studies
FREE PARKING: NORTH GARAGE: https://goo.gl/maps/ZYsS7vu8NTeuP6jt7
SCHEDULE
12 PM
Opening Lunch, Meet & Greet, Prayer.
1 – 2.15 PM
Session I:
Is Islamophobia an “American” Problem or is it a “Muslim” Problem?
Speakers: Asma Uddin & Dr. Debbie Almontaser
Discussant: Dr. Nura Sediqe
2.15 – 2.45 PM
Discussion – Breakout Session
2.45 PM – 4 PM
Session II:
Linkages Between American and Global Islamophobia
Speakers: Prof. Sahar Aziz & Dr. Zahid Bukhari
Discussant: Dr. Amaney Jamal
4 – 4.30 PM
Discussion – Breakout Session
4.30 – 6 PM
Session III
Resilience & Resistance
Speakers: Dr. Mucahit Bilici & Dr. Kameelah Rashad
Discussant: Ferdose Idris
6 – 6.30 PM
Takeaways