RESEARCH MAKING AN IMPACT
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New research: Winning Muslim Votes
Gaza, ceasefire, Biden: This new research sheds light on Muslim voter preferences and opinions compared to the general public in three key swing states (Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan) Read the findings→
Report: Hindu Nationalism in the U.S.
A new ISPU report examines the extent to which Hindu nationalism, or Hindutva, resonates among U.S. Hindus in our sample by surveying their views on identity, politics, and social issues. Explore the report→
Explore panels from the National American Muslim Policy Conference
On June 5, 2024 in Washington D.C., the National American Muslim Policy Conference (NAMPC) brought together policymakers and community leaders to address civic needs, strengthen connection to community, activate community voices, and co-create the movement-building strategies needed to make long-term change possible and drive collective impact. Watch the panels→
A Landscape Analysis of American Muslim Civic Engagement
A snapshot of American Muslim civic engagement and political participation historically and in this moment. It examines the major issues that matter to the American Muslim voting public. Explore the report→
Research Making an Impact
Research Making an Impact
WHAT IS ISPU?
ISPU provides objective research and education about American Muslims to support well-informed dialogue and decision-making.
EXPLORE MORE RECENT REPORTS
Improving Islamic Schools
This report explores the landscape of teacher compensation, position vacancies, and teacher retention in full-time Islamic schools in the United States and aims to understand the factors that contribute to attracting and retaining qualified teachers in these schools. Read the report→
Ceasefire Poll 2024: Religious Groups’ Views on Ceasefire
All three pieces from ISPU’s new research series, titled “Religious Groups’ Views on Ceasefire,” can now be viewed on a landing page that also features report PDF downloads, report graphs, and media references. This series aimed to assess the views religious groups and those not affiliated with a religious group on a number of contentious topics. Visit the landing page→
Resources on American Muslims and the Impact of Events in Palestine, Israel, and Surrounding Region
ISPU offers a selection of resources that can lend perspective on these domestic issues arising, including research, toolkits, and ISPU Scholar analysis. Access the research and resources→
Native American and Indigenous Muslims: Reclaiming the Narrative | Trends and Treasures
Available now, Trends and Treasures is a thematic report of the strengths and struggles of Native American and Indigenous Muslims from the NAIMS project. Learn more→
WHAT IS ISPU?
ISPU provides objective research and education about American Muslims to support well-informed dialogue and decision-making.
OUR RESEARCH
Our work makes impact in the following areas:
DEVELOPING
COMMUNITY
Researching family and wellness and building community capacity
BUILDING
UNDERSTANDING
Protecting American pluralism and quantifying Muslim contributions
PROVIDING
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Offering platforms for discussion and informing national conversations
OUR RESEARCH
Our work makes impact in the following areas:
DEVELOPING
COMMUNITY
Researching family and wellness and building community capacity
BUILDING
UNDERSTANDING
Protecting American pluralism and quantifying Muslim contributions
PROVIDING
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Offering platforms for discussion and informing national conversations
FEATURED TOOLKIT
COUNTERING MOSQUE OPPOSITION
Recommendations for mosque leaders, policymakers, interfaith and community allies, and more.
OUR IMPACT
STORY OF IMPACT
Using data for successful reentry
“Our organization, Tayba Foundation, has served the education and reentry needs of over 9,300 incarcerated men and women across 42 states in over 500 prisons. Over 90% of our student population are African American and the majority converted while in prison.
So, we were very excited to attend the ISPU webinar on African Americans and mosque attendance to see what we could learn and take back to benefit our students. Myself and a number of the Tayba team attended the event and then had multiple follow-up team discussions about what was shared. The event and the research gave us more insight into some of the dynamics that we must consider. We know that part of successful reentry for returning citizens is to be part of a masjid community, and the ISPU research will aid in how we coach our clients and students on how to best bring regular masjid attendance into one’s life.”
– Rami Nsour, Founding Director of Tayba Foundation
OUR IMPACT
STORY OF IMPACT
A Student’s Compelling Testimony
We know anecdotally that Muslim college students suffer from Islamophobia, but there was room to learn much more. So, ISPU partnered with MSA West to survey over 500 Muslim college students across California, gaining important insights on the well-being of a vulnerable and under-researched population. What we discovered is already making an impact.
Sadia Khan is a legal studies major at UC Berkeley and a member of her campus’ MSA Political Action Committee. In 2019, she testified on a panel at a California State Assembly hearing on campus climate… Read more→
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