Interfaith Panel Presented by
Islamic Networking Group
on Zoom only

Since the escalation of violence in Israel and Gaza in October 2023, both Islamophobic and antisemitic incidents have surged in the U.S. Representing a premier educational organization on Islamophobia and antisemitism, a panel featuring Maha Elgenaidi (Muslim speaker), Karen Stiller (Jewish speaker), and Dr. Zachary Markwith (Facilitator) will shed light on these forms of bigotry, address their impact on Americans, and offer recommendations on strategies to combat these prejudices at both interpersonal and community levels.

Throughout the webinar, the speakers will entertain questions and have a discussion with the audience.

This event is Co-Sponsored by
the Interfaith Council of Sonoma County,
Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Church, and
Congregation Ner Shalom

The Speakers include:

Maha Elgenaidi is the Founder and Executive Director of the Islamic Networks Group (ING). With a passion for fostering understanding and cultural competency, she has authored training handbooks on outreach for Muslim Americans and developed training programs for organizations and institutions on cultural literacy and bridging diverse religious and ethnic communities.
Read Maha Elgenaidi's full bio HERE

Karen Stiller has been with the Jewish Community Relations Council since 2002, first as Peninsula Director and currently as Senior Director of Jewish Affairs. She has been deeply involved in interfaith work, including helping start up two local interfaith councils. She was recently appointed as a Human Relations Commissioner for the City of Fremont.
Read Karen Stiller's full bio HERE

The panel discussion will be recorded.
The Q and A will not be recorded.

Please note that registration is required. This will not be in a Ner Shalom Zoom room, but the link will be sent to registrants.