Peaceful Families Project Inc.

“Miscellaneous revenue 6,820 reimbursed expenses 65 total 6,885”

“Expenses office 1,687 dues 732 miscellaneous 2,506 training 14,633 total 19,558”

“Transfer to united muslim relief -70,894 peaceful families merged with united muslim relief, a 501(c)(3) organization (ein 27-3175543) united muslim releif survives the meger, and peaceful families is dissolved.”

“Inventories for sale or use 2,220 0 3,715 3,715 less accumulated depreciation 3,715 3,715 computer software 6,019 6,019 less accumulated depreciation 6,019 6,019 7,304 7,304 less accumulated depreciation 7,304 7,304 total 2,220 0”

“Our mission is to work towards ending all types of abuse in muslim families by increasing awareness regarding the dynamics of domestic violence.”

“Imam trainings: imams are often the first responders when families are affected by domestic violence. Our one to two-day workshops offer imams the opportunity to increase their knowledge regarding the prevalence, dynamics and impact of domestic violence, as well as best practices for responding effectively. These workshops are led by a team comprised of an imam and a practitioner who combine a theological and practical approach. Participants are thus able to gain not only a theoretical understanding of the issues, but also to develop skills in assessing and responding to domestic violence. An emphasis is placed on defining the role of the imam in prevention and intervention, and the ways in which imams can work collaboratively with other advocates and professionals in order to develop a coordinated community response. Participants in these workshops have noted that they value the opportunity to learn with their peers, to have in depth discussions about theological concepts as well as how to apply what theyve learned, and to feel more confident in their ability to intervene effectively.”

“Community awareness workshops: these workshops focus on raising awareness among muslim community members and leaders about the prevalence and dynamics of domestic violence. Participants learn about the model of healthy relationships presented in islam, as well as what constitutes unhealthy relationships in general and abusive relationships in particular. Our workshops are designed to help community members address domestic violence by understanding it and by learning about the resources available to respond to it. These workshops are also an opportunity for community members and service providers to build or develop relationships with each other. Workshops can be tailored to fit the specific needs of a particular community, with trainers available to address specific areas of expertise such as social services, mental health, islamic law, and u.s. Family law. In addition to benefiting the general community, these workshops are also helpful for mosque board members, administrative staff, youth leaders and teachers who all come into contact with families affected by domestic violence.”

“Cultural sensitivity trainings: domestic violence affects people of all races, ethnicities and faith traditions. These workshops offer service providers an understanding of domestic violence in muslim families and communities. Participants learn about the values that affect the way muslims perceive and respond to domestic violence, best practices when serving muslim clients, and the islamic perspective of domestic violence. Participants also gain insight into the ways in which culture and religion intersect, as well as the ways in which cultural and religious values can be used as resources in promoting safety and preventing abuse.”

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