ABOUT:
In a post-9/11 and post-Trump era, Muslim American youth are faced with an unprecedented identity crisis. We struggle to proudly identify ourselves as Muslim and find outlets for self-expression and creativity in our communities. Creativity and the Muslim Identity is an interactive workshop with the purpose of answering this crucial question: how can Muslim American youth develop creative skills and networks to solve problems in our communities?
OBJECTIVES:
Students will...
Understand the theoretical concepts of living creatively.
Navigate intersectional identities and skill-sets to channel towards their purpose.
Gain confidence in claiming their labels as Muslim Americans.
NUMBER OF ATTENDEES:
20-30 high school/college students
This workshop is aimed for Muslim youth (high school and college-aged students). Bookings are available for mosques, high school/college MSA’s, and other youth community organizations. If you need any accommodations or customized additions, don’t hesitate to contact me.
Duration: 3 hours
For more detailed information, please download the workshop proposal below.
To reserve your spot for this workshop, kindly fill out the form below. In the message section, please provide your organization name, potential dates, and specify whether you are requesting an in-person or virtual workshop. Additionally, include your contact information (name, email address, and phone number) for further communication and coordination. Briefly outline your goals or objectives for the workshop, provide details about the intended audience, and indicate any preferences for the workshop format, such as duration and preferred time of day. Feel free to include any additional requests, special considerations, or questions you may have regarding the workshop. For further details, review the comprehensive workshop proposal available for download by clicking the button above. Thank you for your interest!