New Book: Arab Americans in Toledo

Toledo’s Arab American experience is a great American story of an ethnic community finding fertile soil, sinking roots and flourishing. This has been the story of ethnic groups whose American experience predates that of Arab Americans and it is being written anew by more recent immigrant communities.


Thanks to Samir Abu-Absi and the University of Toledo for collecting and publishing this material. It will help to enrich our national self-understanding.

James J. Zogby, Founder and President, Arab American Institute

To read more visit the University of Toledo Press' website.

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Council Chronicle Vol. 4, No. 1 (Winter - Spring 2010) Now Available

The National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations is pleased to provide the ninth edition of the Council Chronicle, the Council's newsletter. The Chronicle seeks to keep the Council's supporters informed and updated by presenting news and special reports on the Council's year-round educational programs, events, and activities. For new readers interested in learning more about the Council's vision and mission, together with the ways and means it utilizes to pursue both, please visit the Council's Web site at ncusar.org.


ACCESS Council Chronicle Vol. 4, No. 1 (Winter - Spring 2010) AT:
http://www.ncusar.org/cc/Council_Chronicle_9.pdf (2.0 MB)