IMAN Featured on PBS Newshour
	IMAN’s holistic inner-city model of health, wellness and healing was featured in a recent nationally televised story on PBS Newshour. Amid today’s all-consuming and often spiritually draining news cycle, we pray that this glimpse into our week lifts up the transformative and life-affirming message of our tradition. Watch Here!
	Trump’s Forgotten Muslims & Terror–Fighting Back
	While many across the US were celebrating the legacy of Malcolm X, President Trump’s speech in Saudi Arabia ironically—or conveniently—omitted the historic and dynamic role of Muslims in America. The effects of this omission were exacerbated by the recent horrific attacks in Manchester, London, and other cities carried out by violent extremists determined to perpetuate the false perception that Muslims are agents of terror and barbarity. Read More
	IMAN ATL Green ReEntry: A Bold Intervention
	Early this year, five of Atlanta’s returning citizens joined Green ReEntry, an intensive, 12-week training and education course in plumbing and project management offered by Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) in Atlanta. Green ReEntry offers support to formerly incarcerated individuals facing barriers to employment, and has been a cornerstone of IMAN’s work since the organization’s inception 20 years ago. Read More
	Meet IMAN’s Health & Wellness Advocates
	IMAN leaders Markus Harris and Cedric Smith recently stepped into roles as Health & Wellness Advocates, working full time at the intersection of our community organizing and farmers’ market work. We sat down with both young men, longtime Marquette Park residents, to discuss their experiences on staff. Read More