The MuslimARC team converged in the heart of Detroit for a transformative retreat. Against the backdrop of this vibrant city, our dedicated staff gathered to fortify bonds, ignite creativity, and strategize for the path ahead.
With a spirit of togetherness, we immersed ourselves in team-building exercises that fostered trust and camaraderie. We cultivated a more substantial foundation through laughter, shared stories, and collaborative challenges, binding us as a collective force.
We delved into deep discussions and innovative brainstorming sessions. The strategic planning process unfolded, driven by shared goals and visions. Each moment was a brushstroke, painting the portrait of a future enriched with positive impact and change.
We carried a renewed sense of purpose and unity as the retreat ended. Detroit's spirit of resilience resonated deeply, igniting the flame of determination to create spaces of empowerment and understanding for all.
The MuslimARC staff retreat in Detroit was more than just a gathering; it was an inspiring testament to our commitment to change, collaboration, and a brighter tomorrow.
Diverse voices united to counter prejudice and foster change in the entertainment industry. Margari Hill of MuslimARC and Mikail Chowdhury of LNDO Productions joined forces to host an illuminating Emersonian dinner. This gathering brought together a dynamic group of community stakeholders, all deeply committed to the power of storytelling as a catalyst for transformation.
MuslimARC Executive Director, Margari Aziz, was invited to join Muslim leaders at the White House for an Eid celebration. The White House Eid united people from various backgrounds, fostering dialogue, understanding, and unity.
Community development director Imrul Mazid manned the MuslimArc booth at the Detroit Street Fair. He was joined by AMAL fellows and volunteers. The event, hosted by Dream of Detroit included stunning performances by Muslim artists.