by RANDY DOCKENDORF Press & Dakotan (SD) 09/15/2004 VERMILLION -- The United States has lost support in the Islamic world because of the Iraq war, and America must win back the … [Read more...]

by Lisa Gerry The Breeze (James Madison University) 04/19/2004 Three student soldiers just returning from missions in the Middle East answered questions about their experiences … [Read more...]

by Eugene B. Kogan Washington Times December 27, 2004 Amid congressional calls for Kofi Annan to step down as U.N. secretary general, it is easy to lose sight of a momentous … [Read more...]

by Don Hansen CSU Newsline 12/20/2004 TURLOCK — California State University, Stanislaus student Samar Jubayli, a Communication Studies major from Turlock who is currently … [Read more...]

by Emily Tan Washington Square News 12/09/2004 A panel at the Kimmel Center urged students yesterday to educate themselves about the Sudan crisis. Simon Deng was enslaved for … [Read more...]

by Bryce Haugen Minnesota Daily 12/08/2004 Health-care issues deserve more than a superficial exploration, Americans for Informed Democracy President Luke Robinson said … [Read more...]

by Rachel Weiss Cornell Daily Sun 11/17/2004 The University's chapter of Americans for Informed Democracy brought the Cornell community a discussion of the future of American … [Read more...]

by Bianca R. Canales The Shorthorn (University of Texas at Arlington) 11/03/2004 The UTA chapter of Americans for Informed Democracy had the distinct pleasure of hosting a video … [Read more...]

OnlyPunjab.com 11/1/04 After NYU students cast their ballots on November 2, 2004, they will gather at the Rosenthal Pavilion, located in NYU’s Kimmel Center for University Life, … [Read more...]

by International Foundation for Human Rights and Tolerance Online News November 2004 In the midst of today’s troubled world where issues such as terrorism, religious intolerance … [Read more...]

by Sarah Atwood and Bret McEvoy Times Record (Brunswick, ME) 10/26/04 BRUNSWICK - Students at Bowdoin College recently discussed issues surrounding the United States and global … [Read more...]

by Liz White and Karsten Moran Bowdoin Orient 10/24/2004 A small group of Bowdoin students participated in a video conference on US foreign policy with students from the Free … [Read more...]

by Staff Writer Maret Alumni News 10/24/04 Jason H. Wasfy ’97, a “lifer” at Maret, moved on from Cathedral Avenue to pursue a degree in chemical engineering from MIT, an … [Read more...]

by ALESSANDRA RADICATI UCSD Guardian 10/20/04 Students, experts and members of the community gathered Oct. 19 at UCSD to discuss the state of relations between the Muslim world and … [Read more...]

by Phyllis McIntosh Washington File (US Dept. of State) 10/19/2004 Washington -- Through town hall meetings and videoconferences linking college students in the United States and … [Read more...]

by David Marek Emory Wheel 10/19/2004 About a dozen students from Emory participated in a videoconference last Wednesday with college students from the University of Dakar in … [Read more...]

by World Bank Staff GDLN In Action 10/18/04 On October 13, 2004, more than 80 university students in Senegal, Uganda, and the United States connected via videoconference to discuss … [Read more...]

by Stephanie Ho Voice of America 10/18/04 Transcript: INTRO: A non-profit group is using modern technology to bring college students in middle America face to face with … [Read more...]

by Mary O'Leary New Haven Register 10/17/04 NEW HAVEN — The big issues of our times — the nature of democracy, the justification for war and threats to the economy — were … [Read more...]

by Poornima Apte India New England 10/15/2004 WALTHAM, Mass. - Ali Banuazizi is worried that the American-led war on terror has become much more than that. "It has become an … [Read more...]

by DANIEL KATZ Yale Daily News 10/15/04 In a return to the basic tenets of democracy, New Haven citizens will have the opportunity to voice their opinions on national issues Oct. … [Read more...]

by April Moore Red and Black (University of Georgia) 10/15/04 Just two-and-a-half weeks before the presidential elections, American and European students gathered to discuss a … [Read more...]

by Sean Hamill Chicago Tribune 10/14/04 When the objective of the meeting is to foster international dialogue, it helps if the participants can hear one another. So it was … [Read more...]

by Andrea Chang Daily Northwestern 10/13/04 Students from Northwestern and the Institute of Quranic Studies in Jakarta, Indonesia, participated in a live videoconference dialogue … [Read more...]

by Lila McDowell The Maroon (University of Chicago) 10/12/2004 The University of Chicago’s chapter of Americans for Informed Democracy (AID) will hold a videoconference this … [Read more...]

by Mary O'Leary New Haven Register 10/10/04 NEW HAVEN — Republicans, Democrats and independents alike, they all had the same reaction. Getting a shot at hashing out their … [Read more...]

by Marissa Lowman Teen Speak News 10/10/2004 At 23, Sarah Atwood is the Director of Global Activities for AID (Americans for Informed Democracy) in Berlin. Aware of the need for … [Read more...]

by Ryan Schreiber Michigan Journal 10/09/2004 Still not convinced one way or another about the way America is perceived around the globe? Bringing the truth about U.S.-world … [Read more...]

The Vermillion Plain Talk (SD) 10/08/04 Students at The University of South Dakota will discuss American power and global security with students at American University in Beirut, … [Read more...]

Payvand, Iran 10/08/04 "Hope not Hate" a night of discussion, celebration and commemoration to be held at UCSD On Tuesday, October 19th, San Diego will host the final town hall … [Read more...]

by RACHEL EISENSTAT The Record (Goshen College) 10/8/2004 Discussing U.S.-Islamic relations, 133 people from campus and the community met for a forum Tuesday evening. The … [Read more...]

by Alison Shackelford The Daily Breeze 10/08/04 When the latest in a nationwide series of town hall meetings between Muslims and other Americans comes to Los Angeles tonight, tough … [Read more...]

by Aaron Terrazas The Hoya (Georgetown) 10/8/2004 Jessica Thomas (COL ’05) remembers being startled while studying abroad in Sweden. People complemented her for being friendly … [Read more...]

by ALICIA GALLEGOS South Bend Tribune (IN) 10/07/2004 GOSHEN -- Omar Haydar said every time there's a shooting or act of violence in the United States, he cringes and crosses his … [Read more...]

by Akbar S. Ahmed Religion News Service 10/07/2004 More than 1,000 American soldiers and countless Iraqis have died in Iraq. Growing alienation between the United States and … [Read more...]

by Halley Griffin The Daily (University of Washington) 10/07/2004 Jeff Siddiqui, a Muslim activist, says he can illustrate his view of U.S. foreign policy with three hammers, as … [Read more...]

by By Anna Jewett Daily Trojan (University of Southern California) 10/07/2004 A "town hall" meeting, sponsored by Americans for Informed Democracy as part of their nationwide "Hope … [Read more...]

by RYAN FRIESEN Goshen News Intercultural misinformation, international perception and United States policy toward the Middle East were discussed Tuesday evening at Goshen College … [Read more...]

by Raluca Barzu Elkhart Truth 10/07/2004 GOSHEN -- Violence, nonviolence, Osama Bin Laden, Iraq and Islam. They were all hot topics Tuesday night as Goshen College professors … [Read more...]

by Kate Andrews Daily Progress (Charlottesville, VA) 10/07/2004 Muslims do not hate America for its freedoms, but many resent the United States for a series of “humiliations” … [Read more...]

by Jessica Goldings The Justice (Brandeis) 10/07/2004 As part of nationwide series of town hall meetings designed to raise global awareness and to consider the aftermath of the … [Read more...]

by Armenoush Aslanian-Persico Cavalier Daily 10/07/04 Foreign policy experts came to the Rotunda Dome Room last night as part of a national town hall-style forum series called … [Read more...]

by DANIEL KATZ New Haven Register 10/05/04 NEW HAVEN — As the presidential election draws near, some 100 area residents will have a unique opportunity this month to weigh in on … [Read more...]

by Staff Writer News from Public Affairs 10/05/2004 Also see http://www.earlham.edu/~publicaf/peacejustice100504.html RICHMOND, Ind. — Within 48 hours next week Earlham … [Read more...]

by Ryan Schreiber Michigan Journal 10/05/2004 The "Hope Not Hate" Town Hall series continued on Thursday with two distinct speakers in an attempt to question and clarify civil … [Read more...]

by By JOHN IWASAKI SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER 10/05/2004 Rami Al-Kabra put a public face on Islam last month, manning a booth at the Puyallup Fair to represent local … [Read more...]

by Rachel Zuckerman, Staff Writer The Jewish Exponent 9/30/2004 At a recent panel discussion, three speakers blamed different facets of American foreign policy for straining … [Read more...]

by English Young The Shorthorn Staff 9/29/04 Global security does not have to rest on the shoulders of the United States, which is overusing its military force, Umer Raffat said. … [Read more...]

by Eugene Kogan Reconsidering Kerry’s “War Vote” 9/29/2004 Washington, D.C., Sep. 28 — President Bush’s campaign persists in asking pointed questions about Senator … [Read more...]

by Tina Peng Daily Northwestern 9/29/04 To repair the relationship between America and the Muslim world, citizens and leaders on both sides must confront stereotypes and … [Read more...]