Arab American Heritage Month

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Comcast Newsmakers

Arab American Stories is a 13-part series presented by Detroit Public Television that explores the diversity of the Arab-American experience.

From TEDxSantaClaraUniversity

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From the Arab American National Museum

From Academic Video Online

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From Academic Video Online

"Arab America is a national media organization founded with the purpose of promoting an accurate image of the Arab American community and the Arab world." From their website

"The Arab American Institute Foundation focuses primarily on three buckets of work. Strengthening our democracy, protecting civil rights and civil liberties for all, and standing for international peace and human rights. We believe for our country to live up to its democractic ideals, all citizens must be able to fully participate in public life free from bigotry and discrimination, and that international policy must be based on human rights for all." From the website

"The Arab American National Museum (AANM) is the first and only museum of its kind in the United States devoted to recording the Arab American experience. It serves as a touchstone that connects communities to Arab American culture and experiences. Since opening in 2005, AANM’s goal has been to document, preserve and present the history, culture and contributions of Arab Americans. " From the website

"Arabic Collections Online (ACO) is a publicly available digital library of public domain Arabic language content. ACO currently provides digital access to 17,699 volumes across 10,473 subjects drawn from rich Arabic collections of distinguished research libraries." From the website

Includes information on how Arabs identify themselves, which counties have the largest Arab-American populations, and why Census undercounting is an issue.

"The National Arab American Bar Association (NAABA) seeks to foster connections among the nation’s Arab American lawyers from communities across the country. In so doing, NAABA pursues three main goals: to support the professional growth and advancement of Arab American lawyers, to cultivate an understanding of the legal challenges facing Arab Americans, and ultimately to serve Arab American communities nationwide." From the website.

This 2021 post on the U.S. Department of State's official blog, written by division head, Rita Stephan, explores the ongoing challenges for Arab Americans in being accurately represented in official U.S. census efforts.