Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art

Reimagining and investing in a new infrastructure for us muslim storytelling in independent film and media.

To support the timely update of the u.s. Muslim landscape study and to build knowledge and understanding about the community at the intersections of religion, ethnicity and race.

To support the "violence against muslims in film: exploring the prevalence and context of aggression on screen" study and dissemination of findings.

To support the creation of the DDF and ewc indo-pacific futures fellowship, that seeks to enhance capacity of emerging leaders from around the indo-pacific region through connections, experiences and skills.

To support emerging and established filmmakers with professional development fellowships and project completion funds.

To support a research study that investigates muslim stereotypes in video games.

To support scholarships, mentorship and experiential learning for filmmakers producing authentic u.s. Muslim narratives.

To support the public narrative program, a leadership development program that builds future communities and fosters social change by leveraging the power of narrative.

To support the new university in exile consortium university in exile for afghan artists program.

To support the documentary "hakeem the american dream".

To support completion and promotion of a six-episode documentary shorts series american muslims: a history revealed.

To support two pew research center studies that aim to build knowledge about u.s.-based asians and muslims, diverse communities with intersections along race and religion, for greater social cohesion.

To support the impact campaign for three chaplains, a feature-length documentary that highlights the u.s. Muslim experience through the story of three muslim chaplains in the u.s. Armed forces.

Support for "unpacking the artearchive," focused on the preservation and presentation of its collection of film and video works.

To support platforms for us muslim storytelling.

To support the building bridges travel fund.

To renew support for the muslim storytellers fellowship, a multipronged program intended to improve muslim representation in the children's publishing industry.

To provide support for encouraging and extending participation of diverse communities in ispa's programs.

Event sponsorships to advance the organization's tax-exempt mission.

To renew support for the american creations project, a culture desk solely dedicated to journalistic stories about united states muslims and their contributions to the culture of our country.

To renew support for the center for media and social impact's yes, and... Laughter lab (yall), a professional skill-building accelerator for diverse social-justice-focused comedians and comedy writers including u.s. Muslims.

To provide general operating support for work to prevent hate and violence directed at u.s. Muslims by building empathy through experiential learning and amplification of authentic stories.

To support emerging and established filmmakers with professional development fellowships and project completion funds.

To support the timely update of the u.s. Muslim landscape study and to build knowledge and understanding about the community at the intersections of religion, ethnicity and race.

To support the "violence against muslims in film: exploring the prevalence and context of aggression on screen" study and dissemination of findings.

To support scholarships, mentorship and experiential learning for filmmakers producing authentic u.s. Muslim narratives.

To support a research study that investigates muslim stereotypes in video games.