Daniel is a Fellow at ISPU, an activist, speaker, and Ph.D. student in philosophy and communication. His research for ISPU looks at Muslims in America, Islamophobia, and inter-religious dialogue. His work and writing has appeared in Think Progress, Common Ground News Service, the Washington Post, and he is a regular blogger for the Huffington Post. He has a Masters of Arts from American University in Ethics, Peace, and Global Affairs, an interdisciplinary program combining philosophy and religion with peace studies and human rights. Currently, Daniel is a doctoral student in philosophy and communication at the European Graduate School, a Switzerland-based university. As an activist, his work seeks to promote dialogue and understanding of the American Muslim community. Daniel serves as the Outreach Director of Unity Productions Foundation, a media and educational foundation, where he leads communication and outreach initiatives that aim to educate and promote greater understanding between Muslims and people of other faiths and backgrounds.

EDUCATION

M.A. American University

AREA OF EXPERTISE

American Muslims , Islamophobia , Interfaith Dialogue ,

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

• Homeland and the Battle Within
• 4 Myths That Led to the NYPD Attack on Muslim Civil Liberties
• The Lowe's Controversy and the Success of Religious Pluralists
• American Muslims Wage Grassroots Campaigns Against Islamophobia Network
• Malleable Stereotypes: How Media is Improving the Image of American Muslims
• Daniel Tutt: What Would Nietzsche Say About Europe's Islam Crisis?
• Neuroscience and the Changing Media Stereotypes of Muslims
• Tennessee's Anti-Muslim Bill is an American Disgrace