Ispu

43151 Dalcoma Dr Ste 6
Clinton Township, MI 48038

The Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU) is dedicated to conducting objective research and education about American Muslims, fostering well-informed dialogue and decision-making. Through its varied resources, including reports, toolkits, and community outreach, ISPU aims to enhance understanding and advocate for the needs of Muslim communities across the United States.

ISPU's impactful research covers a wide array of topics, from health equity and demographic studies to identity politics and religious sentiments. By engaging with both academic and community stakeholders, ISPU works to create a nuanced perspective on the American Muslim experience, promoting empowerment and active participation in society.

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Piast Institute

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