Causes: Children & Youth, Civil Rights, Interfaith Coalitions, Mental Health, Religion
Mission: Independent, nonpartisan think tank and research organization that provides objective research and education about American Muslims to support well-informed dialogue and decision-making.
Results: From our annual American Muslim Poll to our diverse collection of research-based workshops, toolkits, and other fact finding publications, ISPU’s work provides hard facts and actionable recommendations to a wide range stakeholders. During the 2018 calendar year, ISPU, 1.Engaged more than 200 experts to address 28 different challenges through 7 research projects. 2.Presented our research nearly 50 times, directly reaching nearly 30,000 people with relevant, rigorous research. 3.Appeared in the media nearly 1200 times, an average of 3 times per day. In fact, more than 1 billion people saw a news article referencing ISPU's research in 2018 alone. 4.Directly equipped nearly 2,000 change agents with original research to help them do their work smarter and more effectively. Change agents like Terry Kyllo, who used ISPU’s Equal Treatment? report to train judges in Washington State, who says, “ISPU research is vital to the work that I and so many are doing around the country. It helps us to frame and sharpen our messaging, and to give facts to back up our values. "
Target demographics: All Americans impacted by decision-making about American Muslims
Direct beneficiaries per year: More than 35,000 people directly, millions more indirectly through partner organizations and the media.
Geographic areas served: Nationwide
Programs: Research - to discover new data and trends. Education - to inform the general public and raise awareness related to research findings. Equip - to equip changemakers with rigorous, relevant and timely evidence based tools and data.
Mission: Independent, nonpartisan think tank and research organization that provides objective research and education about American Muslims to support well-informed dialogue and decision-making.
Results: From our annual American Muslim Poll to our diverse collection of research-based workshops, toolkits, and other fact finding publications, ISPU’s work provides hard facts and actionable recommendations to a wide range stakeholders. During the 2018 calendar year, ISPU, 1.Engaged more than 200 experts to address 28 different challenges through 7 research projects. 2.Presented our research nearly 50 times, directly reaching nearly 30,000 people with relevant, rigorous research. 3.Appeared in the media nearly 1200 times, an average of 3 times per day. In fact, more than 1 billion people saw a news article referencing ISPU's research in 2018 alone. 4.Directly equipped nearly 2,000 change agents with original research to help them do their work smarter and more effectively. Change agents like Terry Kyllo, who used ISPU’s Equal Treatment? report to train judges in Washington State, who says, “ISPU research is vital to the work that I and so many are doing around the country. It helps us to frame and sharpen our messaging, and to give facts to back up our values. "
Target demographics: All Americans impacted by decision-making about American Muslims
Direct beneficiaries per year: More than 35,000 people directly, millions more indirectly through partner organizations and the media.
Geographic areas served: Nationwide
Programs: Research - to discover new data and trends. Education - to inform the general public and raise awareness related to research findings. Equip - to equip changemakers with rigorous, relevant and timely evidence based tools and data.
Children & Youth
Dearborn
