Advocacy. Inclusion. Social Justice.
Creating a Culture Rooted in Human Rights in Muslim Societies.
Our mission is to inculcate a culture rooted in human rights through public education, advocacy, and the arts
Our mission is to inculcate a culture rooted in human rights through public education, advocacy, and the arts
Now more than ever, the work of Muslims for Progressive Values is needed, both within the United States and across the world. In the first few months of 2025, we’ve been busy responding to this need both at the community level and international level. From community iftars in Los Angeles and Boston to #CSW69 / Beijing +30 in New York City, the MPV community is as committed as ever to inculcating a culture rooted in human rights. Want to get involved in MPV events near you?
Our mission is to inculcate a culture rooted in human rights through public education, advocacy, and the arts
“I follow the Way of Love, and where Love's caravan takes its path, there is my religion, my faith.”
— Ibn Al-'Arabi
Below are just a few highlights of what the MPV community has been up to over the past few months. For a full update about MPV’s activities, we encourage you to check out our monthly newsletters.
Thanks to our Board Member, Kendra Cordova, MPV will now be releasing regular videos highlighting Progressive Islam and how these progressive values can be applied in the real world. Subscribe to the playlist here for regular updates about new videos!
In February 2024, a collection of women imams, including MPV’s Founder and President Ani Zonneveld, gathered in Brussels to discuss the key challenges facing female imams and Muslim leaders and possible strategies to address these challenges. You can read the recently released report on the conference here!
In her most recent op-ed, MPV’s President Ani Zonneveld reflects on #MahmoudVTaylor, a Supreme Court case brought forward by a group of religious parents, including Muslims, against Montgomery County Public Schools, on the premise that an inclusive curriculum violates their religious rights.