The Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC). I am the Policy and Research Fellow at MPAC, conducting research on college-age (18-25) Muslim-heritage Americans in the United States.
The survey is being administered through faculty at Missouri State University, in a partnership to enhance the research and effectiveness of this project.
The Muslim Public Affairs Council has recently launched a survey focusing on civic and political participation among Muslim American youth. This is an important part of a larger research project, which aims to empower the youth of the Muslim community with regards to civic and political engagement.
MPAC is a non-profit advocacy organization working for the civil rights of Muslim Americans, the integration of Islam into American pluralism, and for a positive, constructive relationship between Muslim Americans and their elected representatives.
This survey is meant for Muslim citizens and permanent residents of the United States. The results of the survey are meant to provide policymakers with solutions to increase civic participation among Muslim youth.
We need your assistance in getting the word out. Here is the link to our online-based questionnaire, we kindly ask you to forward it to all the sources you think would fit this population criteria.
Participation in this survey is completely anonymous and voluntary. It
should take about 15 minutes to complete.
For more information please visit "MPACNews"
Any questions or concerns can be directed to Hisham Fageeh at hisham@mpac.org
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Hisham E. Fageeh
Policy and Research Fellow
Washington, DC Office
Muslim Public Affairs Council
Tel: / Fax: 202-547-7704
www.mpac.org / hisham@mpac.org
We are an independent, non-partisan group concerned with domestic issues which directly affect the VA Muslim American community’s livelihood. We focus on issues of Civil Rights, Civil Liberties, Education, the Economy, Banking Reform, Environmental issues, Immigration and Health Care Reform. Our scoring of the candidates will be based primarily on these issues and a candidate’s history of support for and positive interaction with the American Muslim community.
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