“25 years ago this morning, I became a suspect.  In 2002, 25% of Americans said Islam was more likely than other religions to encourage violence. Today it's 51%. Fear doesn't fade on its own. Understanding has to be built.” Read the full reflection on 9/11 and what comes next:  ing.org/twenty-five-years-la…

What do Muslims actually believe? Ask us anything.  We just completed the biggest revision of our FAQs on Islam & Muslims: 200 questions, 9 sections, hard topics included, answered honestly, without evasion.  Read & share: ing.org/what-do-muslims-actu…

Happy 250th, America! As we celebrate, we're launching our new Civic Pluralism Speakers Bureau with @InterfaithAmerica to strengthen constitutional literacy & democratic participation nationwide.   🎥 Watch our panel "American Pluralism in Practice": piped.video/watch?v=Yb6PCIp_…
📖 Read more: ing.org/celebrating-americas…

Hajj begins May 25. Eid al-Adha is May 27. Does your workplace or school know how to support Muslim employees and students during this season? A simple "Eid Mubarak" goes a long way. Here’s a full guide to do it right → ing.org/hajj-and-eid-al-adha… #EidMubarak #Hajj #WorkplaceInclusion #ReligiousDiversity

As conflict in the Middle East dominates headlines, misconceptions about Arab & MENA peoples are widespread. ING offers two seminars to help workplaces and classrooms build real understanding. Move beyond the headlines.  Visit ing.org/arab-mena-peoples-se… #MENA #ArabAmericans

April is Arab American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate culture, history, and contributions. It is also a moment for reflection and solidarity, as many communities are impacted by ongoing conflicts. Workplaces can lead with empathy and inclusion. Learn more: ing.org/celebrating-arab-her…

As Passover, Good Friday, and Easter align this week, it’s a time of reflection and community for many. Workplaces can support employees by offering flexibility and understanding during religious observances. Small actions help create cultures where people feel seen and valued. To learn more read our new note here: ing.org/a-season-of-reflecti…

At ING, we’ve spent decades building bridges across faiths. The war impacting Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza isn’t abstract—it affects our communities. Founder Maha Elgenaidi shares what people of faith must do now. The peacemakers have to show up. ing.org/where-are-the-peacem…

During global crises, the impact is deeply personal for many students and employees. Empathy, flexibility, proactive support, and clear protections against harassment are essential right now. Silence can feel like absence in moments of fear and uncertainty. Read more: ing.org/act-now-supporting-a…

ATTN: Educators & Muslim Parents: Designed by a high school intern, this 10-slide presentation introduces grades 5–12 to Ramadan—its purpose, spiritual significance, and how it may impact Muslim students in school. A youth-led resource to support understanding and classroom discussion. Access the presentation and presenter scripts below. ing.org/resources/for-studen…

Ramadan began for many Muslims on Feb 18, 2026 and will conclude with Eid al-Fitr on March 20. Some Muslim students or employees may request accommodations during this time. Take your cues—Muslims are not a monolith. ing.org/what-employers-and-e…

We’re excited to share that Islamic Networks, Inc. is now Intercultural Networks Group (ING)! 🌎 Our mission continues: advancing pluralism, education & engagement across faiths & cultures. Thank you for supporting this journey. ing.org/year-end-note-ing-na…

This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for every community that partnered with us to advance understanding and belonging. Read our reflection and explore stories from universities, schools, corporate teams and law enforcement. Read more: ing.org/ing-and-pluralism-ha…

Pluralism is essential to a thriving democracy. This new article explores how connecting across differences can help rebuild trust and strengthen our shared civic life. Read the article: ing.org/ing-and-american-plu…

We’re proud to share that ING Executive Director Maha Elgenaidi has joined the Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship—bringing together 16 faith and civic leaders to strengthen civic cohesion and cooperation. Learn more via Interfaith America: interfaithamerica.org/articl… #Interfaith #Leadership #Community

True leadership isn’t about authority—it’s about responsibility. Discover how prophetic values like compassion, justice & humility can shape workplaces where everyone belongs. ing.org/reviving-prophetic-l…

Charlie Kirk’s death is not just a political moment but a human one. It shows the urgency of pluralism and the cost of unchecked polarization. Read the article: ing.org/what-charles-kirks-d…

Our kids deserve safe, inclusive classrooms. Year-round curriculum + live speaker panels help schools counter bullying with empathy and awareness. Trainings available for educators, teams & leaders. 🌍 Explore the full article: ing.org/is-dei-dead-back-to-…

Erasing DEI and civil rights protections does not erase bias. It allows it to grow. These tools help us see each other fully and create a better future. Read the full piece to understand what’s at stake. #DEI #CivilRights ing.org/when-we-erase-dei-an…

Am I my brother’s keeper? This Juneteenth, we reflect on the shared moral call across faiths to care for one another, especially the vulnerable. Read our message on compassion, courage, and community. ing.org/am-i-my-brothers-kee… #Juneteenth #Inclusion