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1 | Name of Organization/Program | Website Link | Which MIPs core value does this organization promote the best? (select one or more) | How can this organization/program serve as a resource to a Muslimah in policy? | Location (headquarters or service area) | ||||||
2 | Social Justice Partners Los Angeles | https://www.sjpla.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy, etc. | The organization runs webinars and trainings for community leaders to advance racial and social justice. | Los Angeles | ||||||
3 | Malikah | https://www.malikah.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc., NETWORK -job boards, networking events, conferences, etc. | Malikah has a Muslim Women's Leadership Summit every year! | New York | ||||||
4 | Muslim Community Network (MCN) | https://www.mcnny.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc., NETWORK -job boards, networking events, conferences, etc. | Geared towards young professionals (highschoolers). Have a fellowship for peacemaking to send highschoolers to Ireland regarding discrimination policy. | New York City | ||||||
5 | Muslim Women Professionals | https://www.muslimwomenprofessionals.org/ | NETWORK -job boards, networking events, conferences, etc. | Nationwide | |||||||
6 | Muslim Civic Coalition | https://muslimciviccoalition.org/ | LEARN, SUPPORT and NETWORK! | The coalition continuosly provides crucial education and training on making an impact in the policy world | Chicago (+ work nationally) | ||||||
7 | American Muslim Civic Leadership Initiative (AMCLI) | https://crcc.usc.edu/events-and-training/amcli/ | Learn, support, network - leadership training program for Muslim American civic leaders | Help train Muslimahs how to become stronger leaders and tap into a wider nationwide network of AMCLI alumni. | Los Angeles | ||||||
8 | The Halimah Project | https://www.halimahproject.com/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | The Halimah Project can serve as a powerful resource to a Muslimah in policy by offering lived-experience-informed insights into the foster care system, especially where it intersects with faith, culture, and systemic gaps. It can provide credible, community-rooted data, policy briefs, and template advocacy materials that a Muslimah in policy can use to advance equitable, faith-competent child welfare policies. Through its story bank, speakers bureau, and advisory input from Muslim foster youth and caregivers, it equips policymakers with the tools, narratives, and networks to make meaningful change. | Michigan (Nationwide soon!) | ||||||
9 | Thabaat | https://www.thabaat.org/ | NETWORK -job boards, networking events, conferences, etc. | Thabaat equips Muslim professionals with tools for purpose-driven leadership through faith-rooted programming like the Piety with Purpose Conference. With panels that bridge Islamic values and modern challenges, industry-specific networking sessions, and a growing local ecosystem of Muslim change-makers, Thabaat helps Muslimahs in policy stay spiritually grounded while advancing just, community-informed policy solutions. | Detroit, Michigan | ||||||
10 | Jetpac | https://www.jet-pac.com/ | LEARN - workshops/webinars/information on policy driven topics etc. | Jetpac (Justice Education Technology Political Advocacy Center) seeks to build a strong American Muslim political infrastructure and increase our community’s influence and engagement. | Cambridge, MA | ||||||
11 | Islamic Scholarship Fund | https://islamicscholarshipfund.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | They support Muslims overall by giving them scholarhip in fields related to policy, media, law, etc. They also have internships, fellowships, etc. ISF increases American Muslim representation in media and government to improve public policy and public opinion. We believe that the interests of our community can only be protected if we have a seat at the table. | Berkeley, CA | ||||||
12 | Muslim Professionals | https://www.muslimprofessionals.us/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc., NETWORK -job boards, networking events, conferences, etc. | Muslim Professionals is a nationwide, free online community of over 5,500 Muslim professionals, students, and entrepreneurs, united by faith-inspired values of collaboration and solidarity A vibrant Slack network for professionals—perfect for policy-focused peer connections, mentorships, and opportunity sharing muppies.org Curated resources, including Notion-based guides, podcasts, blogs, job tools, and local directories—ideal for policy planning, industry insights, and professional development Access to #mpAcademy, offering free self‑paced courses like “Getting Job Search Ready,” “Breaking into Product Management,” and more—helping Muslimahs strengthen skills in leadership, advocacy, and strategic communication Virtual and in‑person meetups, enabling Muslimahs in policy to build trusted networks, share ideas, and co-create community-informed solutions muslimprofessionals.us | Nationwide | ||||||
13 | Islamic Scholarship Fund | https://islamicscholarshipfund.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | The organization regularly offers scholarships encouraging young Muslim leaders to work in policy and other fields. | National | ||||||
14 | Poligon National Fund | https://www.poligonnational.org/ | LEARN - workshops/webinars/information on policy driven topics etc., SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | Poligon promotes positive policy change by teaching Congressional advocacy skills to the American Muslim community and educating policymakers on issues important to them such as Islamophobia, civil rights, and social, racial, and economic justice. | DC and work nationally | ||||||
15 | Bay Area Muslim Council | https://bamcouncil.org/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGnGzWg6kf6ch5zxHInk9eoHs099I92MBpNTwx8HFgHVUjVJYVZVfmf7PGi_9g_aem_nOf_TSpLMFGpqk6yNjavsQ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc., NETWORK -job boards, networking events, conferences, etc. | They prepare individuals to serve on local boards, commissions, and civic initiatives, while building bridges across diverse communities. For those who're interested in networking and supporting the ummah through politics, this is a great place to start. | Bay Area | ||||||
16 | Arab and Muslim Women’s Research and Resource Institute | amwrri.org | LEARN - workshops/webinars/information on policy driven topics etc., SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | "By providing resources, facilitating research, and promoting advocacy, AMWRRI (often in collaboration with other non-profit organizations) strives to create lasting change that empowers individuals and communities, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are met." | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | ||||||
17 | Decolonize Sudan | https://decolonizesudan.org/ | LEARN - workshops/webinars/information on policy driven topics etc., SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | Decolonize Sudan fills a vital gap by empowering Sudanese organizers in the diaspora and on the ground with tools for power-building, narrative shifting, and principled advocacy. Our work bridges education, organizing, and international policy to amplify the voices of Sudanese people resisting genocide and neocolonial exploitation. | National- Dallas, Texas based | ||||||
18 | CAIR - MA (Council on American-Islamic Relations Massachusetts) | https://www.cairma.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | Overall resource for supporting Muslims who mya have encountered a hate crime, work place discrimination, etc. | Massachusetts | ||||||
19 | CAIR National | https://www.cair.com/ | LEARN, SUPPORT, and NETWORK! | CAIR offers various policy educational trips, internships, and mentorship opportunities while fighting for the rights of our greater ummah. | Washington DC | ||||||
20 | CAIR Action | https://cairaction.org/ | SUPPORT - mentorship opportunities, career training, advocacy tools, etc. | Washington DC | |||||||
21 | Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) | http://www.mpac.org/ | Brings together elected officials and leaders to discuss policy priorities for American Muslims | DC/LA | |||||||
22 | Emgage | https://emgageusa.org/ | LEARN, SUPPORT, and NETWORK! | Emgage provides tools to build the civic engagement muscle throughout the nation! | Nationwide | ||||||
23 | The Muslim Legal Fund (MLFA) | https://mlfa.org/ | LEARN - workshops/webinars/information on policy driven topics etc. | Nationwide | |||||||
24 | Muslim Advocates | https://muslimadvocates.org/ | SUPPORT - Works to promote justice and equity while protecting the diverse spectrum of Muslim communities from anti-Muslim discrimination in all of its forms. | Resource for Muslims for legal help and understanding how Muslims experience the current legal sphere in America | DC/Oakland | ||||||
25 | Taleef | https://www.taleefcollective.org/ | NETWORK - Not policy-based but it is a space for community and support and they do have a lot of events for networking/meeting muslims | Resource for networking/meeting new muslims - they have a lot of social events for young muslim professionals | Chicago/Bay Area | ||||||
26 | Mpower Change | https://www.mpowerchange.org/ | SUPPORT - building a movement to fight Islamophobia and white supremacy. | NY | |||||||
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