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Organization	American Islamic Congress
History	2001, New Haven, Connecticut. AIC was founded in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001 by a diverse group of American Muslims to combat negative stereotypes and to provide an American Muslim voice in speaking out against extremism and terrorism.
City	Washington, DC, USA
Website	http://www.aicongress.org
Values	religious, social action
Vision	championing the role of American Muslims in advocacy of tolerance and respect.
Mission	We are a non-profit, anti-extremism organization that promotes civil society development and human rights and challenges increasingly negative perceptions of Muslims by advocating responsible leadership and two-way interfaith understanding.
Goals	To change the discourse both within the American Muslim community and in American society in general.
Approach	Campaigns that are advanced through specific efforts on American campuses, via interfaith community dialogue, on Capitol Hill, within the Mideast civil rights movement, on the ground supporting Iraqi women civic leaders, and media outreach.
Structure	AIC is headquartered in Washington, D.C. with offices in Boston, Tunis, Gaziantep, Basrah, and Baghdad and employs more than 122 people around the world. 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-religious, civil society organization serving Muslims and Non-Muslims.
Scale	Medium
Scope	International
Activity	Advocacy, Conflict Resolution, Government Relations, Protection of Marginalized Individuals. For example: 50/50: treating Muslim women as equal partners in communities at home and abroad, including leadership roles, civic rights, and an end to honor killings. Think Different: Supporting free speech advocates, bloggers, and activists under fire, and highlighting under-reported reform efforts in Muslim world.
Religion	Islam
Words	justice, respect, women
Acronym	AIC
Contact	1718 M Street NW, #243 Washington, DC, 20036 USA. Phone: +1-202-595-3160 Fax: +1-202-621-6005
Email	info@aicongress.org
Twitter	https://twitter.com/aicongress
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