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Why Join Our Board? Being part of a nonprofit Board is a leadership position that one assumes. Board members are able to create a network amongst each other to help propel a social mission and cause. This is an exciting time to join the MCN board because the organization is growing rapidly; we’re undertaking exciting new projects such as building the very first multi-generational and multi-purpose community center in the heart of New York City; our programming is gaining both national and global recognition, especially in the field of peacebuilding and interfaith relations.
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Here are the links to the two community programs we did on this issue in the past:
Building Inclusive Communities with Shaykh Jaffer and Imam Latif: https://fb.watch/eR2fgtTzWz/
Reflections of Ali in Sunni Islam w. Prof. Nebil: https://www.facebook.com/mcnny/videos/483118573323748
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MCN has launched a COVID-19 response hotline for the Muslim community: 888-409-0036. The hotline consists of volunteers taking calls from individuals who may need a service or have questions. Volunteers fill out the intake form from the call and MCN responds to the need by using our referral sheet consisting of all the services available from the city and non-profits.