NPR’s “Parallels” spoke with Bahraini blogger Ali Abdulemam and AIC’s Director of Outreach Nasser Weddady about Abdulemam’s years in hiding and his recent escape. Read the full article here.
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NECN: Terror attacks are individual actions
AIC’s Director of Outreach Nasser Weddady spoke on New England Cable News (NECN) emphasizing that attacks like those of the Boston bombing are not representative of Islam and testifying to [...]
Read More...HUFFINGTON POST: Boston Interfaith Service Includes Prayers From Obama, And Catholic, Muslim, Jewish Clergy
The Huffington Post covers Thursday’s Interfaith Service for victims of the Boston attacks. AIC’s Nasser Weddady spoke at the service, sharing his story of becoming a United States citizen last [...]
Read More...PRI’s THE WORLD: Bostonian Nasser Weddady Reflects on the Marathon Bombings
AIC’s Director of Civil Outreach Nasser Weddady spoke candidly about Monday’s attacks in Boston, which occurred only blocks away from AIC’s Boston Center. Read the full story here.
Read More...Nasser Weddady speaks at Boston Interfaith Service for victims of the Boston Marathon Bombings
On Thursday April 18, 2013 Nasser Weddady, Civil Rights Outreach Director at AIC and Chairman of the New England Interfaith Council spoke at the Healing of Our City Interfaith Service [...]
Read More...THE INTERDEPENDENT: Budgeting Relief: Syria’s Ever-worsening Humanitarian Crisis
AIC’s Nasser Weddady comments on humanitarian relief efforts in Syria in the UNA-USA blog “The InterDependent.” Read the full article here.
Read More...Vancouver Observer: Of Mosques and Men
AIC’s Nasser Weddady comments in the Vancouver Observer’s piece that questions if the MENA region is entering and “Islamist Winter.” Read the full article here.
Read More...BOSTON PUBLIC RADIO: The Presidential Race on the Global Stage
Boston – October 23, 2012 — AIC’s Nasser Weddady spoke with WBGH’s Kara Miller about Monday’s presidential foreign policy debate and how world issues affect voters’ choices at the polls. [...]
Read More...TELEGRAPH: How the Rushdie affair has inspired some fine Arab writing
Arab Spring Dreams scratches well beneath the surface of the societies concerned and probes into their psychological and social fabric. And in doing so, it proves that contrary to the claims [...]
Read More...PRI’s THE WORLD: ‘Why Do They Still Hate Us?’
“Was the Arab Spring Worth It?” wondered CNN in its segment “Situation Room.” And it’s gotten a whole rash of angry responses. Arab Spring activist Nasser Weddady addressed the question, [...]
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