Scholarly article from Directory of Open Access Journals

A 2019 article from ThoughtCo.

An article from Psychology Today

A downloadable PDF

A 2019 article from CAIR

A 2017 article from the American Psychological Association about the impact of Islamophobia and was to prevent it.

A 2016 article from The Conversation

"A podcast about Muslims shaping America"

An article and list of resources from the University of Washington

"www.islamfactcheck.org was created to provide quick access to verifiable, fact-based information so that people of all faiths can use this information proactively in everything from presentations and class assignments to sermons, as well as to respond to falsehoods promoted by anti-Muslim hate groups about Islamic beliefs and practices and Muslims’ lives, contributions, hopes and dreams."

A unit of materials and curriculum aimed at ending anti-muslim racism in schools.

A digital presentation about Islamophobia from the Islamic Networks Group (ING)

A 2016 article from the Harvard Graduate School of Education

The online magazine Colorlines has an entire page devoted to keeping us current on the topic

A 2016 article from Higher Education Today

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is the nation's largest Muslim civil rights organization. CAIR's mission is to enhance the understanding of Islam, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding.

"CAIR is America's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization"

"AIFD is actively confronting the ideology of political Islam and openly countering the common belief that the Muslim faith is inextricably rooted to the concept of the Islamic State (Islamism). We stand firmly for universal human rights – including gender equality, freedom of conscience, and freedom of speech and expression."

"Americans for Peace and Tolerance is a Boston-based...non-profit organization dedicated to promoting peaceful coexistence in an ethnically diverse America "

"Shoulder to Shoulder is a national coalition-based campaign of religious denominations and faith-based organizations and communities that are committed to ending discrimination and violence against Muslims in the United States by equipping, connecting, and mobilizing faith leaders to effectively take action."

From Islamic Networks Group (ING)