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Fostering health, wellness
& healing in the inner-city.
The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) is a community organization that fosters health, wellness and healing in the inner-city by organizing for social change, cultivating the arts, and operating a holistic health center.
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Our Holistic Approach

IMAN models an integrative approach that employs holistic interventions to address a spectrum of structural and systemic injustices impeding a dignified quality of life for people in marginalized communities.

IMAN Health Center

A federally-qualified Health Center offering medical care, behavioral health care, and nutrition education.

Arts & Culture

Artistic programming that reflects a deep and broad spiritual tradition, social consciousness, and the need for our communities to claim, hold, and transform space.

Green ReEntry

Neighborhood stabilization through life skills development, work force training and transitional housing for formerly incarcerated individuals and justice-involved youth.

Organizing & Advocacy

Community mobilization led by and with those most directly affected by issues such as criminal justice reform, access to healthy food, and housing policy.

Food Ecosystems

Connecting locally sourced fresh and healthy food with our Go Green Community Fresh Market and IMAN Food & Wellness Center to bridge existing life disparity gaps.

Strategic Initiatives

The Strategic Initiatives department provides leadership to big impact, innovation, and mission advancement opportunities, spearheading ideas all the way to execution.

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Sign into your IMAN Health Center patient portal below or make an appointment today by calling our office at (773) 434-4626. Walk-ins currently available and welcome for all.
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News & Updates

2010 Census: standing Up and Getting Counted

2010 Census: standing Up and Getting Counted

by Aquil Charlton In 2000, less than 50% of Chicago Lawn residents returned their Census forms to the U.S. Census Bureau. Since Census data is used to determine allocations of federal funds to the state of Illinois, which then allocates the funds to our communities, the low response rate translated to fewer dollars for federally […]

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Illinois Muslim Action Day – 2010

Illinois Muslim Action Day – 2010

by Hazel Gomez IMAN leaders joined over 1,200 Muslims on Thursday, April 22, for Illinois Muslim Action Day in Springfield to advocate for issues that are important to our communities. Organized by the Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago (CIOGC), the event provided a great way for Muslims to be involved in the Illinois […]

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Moving the Debate on Immigration Reform

Moving the Debate on Immigration Reform

by Fatima Bahloul, Gemali Ibrahim, and Haroon Najam In April’s Community Forum, attendees learned and discussed how particular legal policies regarding immigration, detention, and surveillance affect communities. The forum was part of IMAN’s efforts to connect communities and their issues in order to promote human rights and racial equity for all and, in particular, to […]

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