🌍 @InterfaithAmerica Senior Consultant Zahra Jamal (@znjamal) was honored to have been one of three interfaith leaders asked by the Universal Peace Federation to offer a prayer for peace in the world in light of the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. Watch the reflections and prayers of Rabbi Yaakov Luft, Minister Sylvia McConico, and Dr. Zahra Jamal: https://t.co/kpUrsMPCCq #InterfaithCooperation #GlobalPeace #UPF #UnitedNations #SocialImpact
Emerging Leader Mark Gilman cohosted dinners to allow "our guests to grow their ability to discuss faith comfortably."
Read more on #InterfaithAmerica: https://t.co/NUEp1b7sB6
Interfaith America's President, Eboo Patel, has been named a University of Utah Impact Scholar!
Read more about this prestigious role on #InterfaithAmerica: https://t.co/i5O1DKXIWe
Utah and Colorado compete over a lot of things – who has the better mountains, the better skiing, the better economy, etc. I think it’s Utah, and @GovofCO thinks it's Colorado. But one thing we agree on, is that Americans need to learn how to #DisagreeBetter and that healthy conflict results in better policy. This year as chair and vice chair of @NatlGovsAssoc, we’re setting out to do just that. We hope you’ll join us!
We’re taking the Utah Way to the national stage – the idea that we can find ways to come together and get things done. We must learn how to #DisagreeBetter. And that is exactly what we intend to do this year as chair of the National Governors Association. Let’s get to work.
@znjamal@EbooPatel@RNS@PaulODonnellEIC Dear Zahra,
Warm wishes on your special day. With one heart, light is on the horizon and much good will come to pass in 2023. Thank you for all you do❤️
Clarine
Announcing our 2023-2024 BI Grad Fellows Azizou Atte-oudeyi (Religion), Jauhara Ferguson (Sociology) and Eduard van der Merwe (Economics)! Fellows will partake in research, outreach and receive training in data analysis and academic publications. Congrats to all!
BI PD learned from Anthropologist @znjamal: Following the abolition of slavery, the transmission of Islam faded across the generations, especially in the Southern US. During the Great Migration (1916-1970), many Black Americans rediscovered their Islamic roots in Northern cities
Anthropologist @znjamal to BI Teacher Professional Development attendees: Fact - Over 60% of the world's Muslim population lives in Asian-Pacific countries.