ISB Atlanta Programs

Speakers Bureau

ISB Atlanta sends trained, certified speakers to schools, universities, healthcare providers, law enforcement agencies, civic and faith-based organizations, and cultural institutions across the region.

Customized presentations for your audience and setting
All speakers trained and certified
First Amendment guidelines — teach, not preach

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ISB Atlanta speaker presenting to a diverse audience

Educating communities. Building understanding. One conversation at a time.

Presentations are customized to fit the needs of our hosts and can address specific topics — from medicine and law to finance and interfaith dialogue.

About the Bureau

Bringing Muslim voices to classrooms, boardrooms, and communities

Each program provides information about Islam and Muslims, answers audience questions, and models the cultivation of intergroup relationships. Whether you’re hosting a school assembly, a professional development session, or a community forum, our speakers meet your audience where they are.

Available Presentations

9 topics, tailored to your needs

Education & Community

American Muslims: Beliefs and Practices
Provides an overview of Muslim beliefs, demographics, practices, and common misconceptions about Islam and Muslims.
Recommended forMiddle and high schools, universities, and civic and faith-based organizations
Muslim Women: Past, Present & Future
Examines the role of women in Islam and showcases important Muslim women in history and the modern world. Suitable for courses related to women’s studies, world religions, and civil rights.
Recommended forMiddle and high schools, universities, and civic and faith-based organizations
Ramadan Demystified
Offers a deeper insight into the fasting observance of Muslims, including the significance of the month, calendar, timing, rules of fasting, who can and cannot fast, and the practices of Muslims during this month.
Recommended forAdvanced high school students, universities, and civic and faith-based organizations
Ramadan Parents’ Workshop
A hands-on workshop for Muslim parents on how to work effectively with schools before Ramadan, communicate student needs, request accommodations, and encourage a supportive school environment.
Recommended forMuslim parents, masjid communities, and parent groups
The Quran Explained
Introduces the Muslim scriptures, the Quran; the process of revelation according to Muslim sources; its structure and organization; and its position in the development of Muslim societies. Also includes a suggested approach to verses considered controversial, such as ones pertaining to warfare.
Recommended forAdvanced high school students, universities, and civic and faith-based organizations
A Common Word: Approaches to Interfaith Dialogue
Learn practical approaches to interfaith dialogue, including relationship-building, navigating differences, and ways to address common questions and misconceptions about Islam.
Recommended forFaith-based organizations, interfaith groups, universities, and civic organizations

Professional Training

Cultural Competency for Law Enforcement
Developed specifically for law enforcement at the federal, state, and local levels in non-emergency situations. Offers insight into effectively interacting with American Muslim communities and building sustainable relationships. The interactive workshop can include case studies and role-plays.
Recommended forFederal, state, and local law enforcement agencies
Cultural Competency for Medical Professionals
Developed for the healthcare community (hospitals, hospice, chaplaincy, medical students, and doctor’s offices). An interactive introduction to American Muslims, Islamic concepts, and cultural competency around Muslim patients, including information specific to healthcare situations (HIPAA, etc.) and audience scenario participation.
Recommended forHospitals, hospice, chaplaincy programs, medical students, and healthcare providers
End-of-Life Care for Muslim Patients
Offers insight into Muslim end-of-life beliefs, practices, and considerations, along with practical guidance on supporting patients and their families with sensitivity and respect.
Recommended forChaplains, healthcare providers, hospice staff, and social workers

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