American Spaces in the Philippines joined the Live Video Webchat on Islam in America

On July 24, 2013, the Thomas Jefferson Information Center, together with the American Corners in the Philippines, took part in the “Islam in America” live video webchat at the Thomas Jefferson Information Center. The hour-long webchat introduced Imam Khalid Latif from New York City. Imam Latif, the first Muslim chaplain at New York University (NYU), shared his deeply committed community service experiences of what it means to be Muslim in a modern, multicultural world.

Caption 1: TJIC Embassy staff Gianina Cabanilla, Princess Wooden, Randolf Mariano, and Victor Alabado 

Caption 2: American Corner Cotabato

Caption 3: American Corner Manila

Caption 4: American Corner Batac

Caption 5: American Corner Dumaguete

Caption 6: American Corner Iloilo

Join a Live Webchat about Islam in America

How do Muslims in America celebrate Ramadan?  Are you interested in learning more about what Muslim life is like in America?  Do you have questions about practicing Islam in the U.S.?   Join a live webchat with Imam Khalid Latif from New York City, who was appointed as the first Muslim chaplain at New York University (NYU).  Imam Latif is deeply committed to interfaith dialogue and community service as integral parts of what it means to be Muslim in a modern, multicultural world.  His exceptional dedication and ability to cross interfaith and cultural lines on a daily basis has brought him recognition throughout New York City. 


The Live Webchat will be available on JULY 24, 2013, 12:30 PM (PHILIPPINE TIME). 
To join, please click the attached link https://conx.state.gov/event/islam-in-america/