http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog The official blog for The Muslim Leaders of Tomorrow en webadmin@cordobainitiative.org Copyright 2009 2009-08-10T20:16:26-05:00 http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog/100_mlts_prepare_to_gather_in_new_york_for_a_two-day_media_summit/ http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog/100_mlts_prepare_to_gather_in_new_york_for_a_two-day_media_summit/#When:20:16:26Z On April 25-26, 2009, 100 young American Muslim leaders in civil society, politics, academia, the arts and media convened in New York City to learn techniques for disseminating their collective message of inclusiveness and respect. Highlights included: Targeted media and communications trainings Learning journeys to national, community, and local media outlets Small group sessions with prominent journalists from NYT, NPR, AP, Chicago Tribune, CNN, and Time Magazine Networking opportunities for the diverse group of MLTs To learn more, click here. 2009-08-10T20:16:26-05:00 http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog/muslim_leaders_of_tomorrow_website_launched/ http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog/muslim_leaders_of_tomorrow_website_launched/#When:19:22:55Z The American Society for Muslim Advancement and Cordoba Initiative have launched the new website for the Muslim Leaders of Tomorrow program. Here you’ll be able to: Discuss the Open Letter Meet the MLTs Find out more about our Doha, 2009 global MLT conference Find out more about the MLT Program and its future Learn about the organizers and sponsors behind the program   2008-12-24T19:22:55-05:00 http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog/get_ready_for_the_third_mlt_global_conference_this_january/ http://www.muslimleadersoftomorrow.org/blog/get_ready_for_the_third_mlt_global_conference_this_january/#When:19:49:13Z From January 16-19, the next generation of Muslim leaders gathered in Doha, Qatar to share skills and discuss their most urgent collective challenges. The 300 dynamic Muslim leaders in attendance, hailing from over 75 countries, debated solutions to pressing issues such as the global Muslim crisis in authority and the mandate to promote peace over extremism from within. The 2009 MLT Doha Conference was organized by the American Society for Muslim Advancement (ASMA), in collaboration with the Cordoba Initiative and UN Alliance of Civilizations (AoC). It is being sponsored by the Doha International Center for Interfaith Dialogue (DICID), with additional support provided by One Nation: Liberty and Justice for All. READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE HERE Click to view the conference page. 2008-12-12T19:49:13-05:00