For over a century, Syrian & Lebanese families in the American South have built lives, opened businesses, and shaped their communities.
Now, their stories live on through our new Family History Archive.
Hear their voices. See their journeys.
You waited and now it's here: The official schedule for JAM3A 2023! RSVP to secure your spot: jam3a.org/
🎤 🎶 (Don't miss our kickoff party on Friday, September 15 at Spot Lite, Detroit, curated by Tammy Lakkis)
We are pleased to announce the 2023 Arab American Book Awards! Congratulations and Alf Mabrouk to our Winners and Honorable Mentions! Full list and more info: arabamericanmuseum.org/2023-…
"Black Brown Earth Riot and Golden," (2023) by Katherine Toukhy is now a permanent part of the Museum's collection 🎨 🖼️ . Stop by to see these beautiful Earth Bodies here in person.
Welcome our artist-in-residence Sarah Farahat! Sarah’s work blows seeds between cultural work, healing arts, activism and the more-than-human world. Join her in a workshop where participants will engage in embodied learning about our ancestral plants. TIX: arabamericanmuseum.org/event…
In partnership with @maamoulpress & @ArabAmericanMus, AADL presents a captivating live-streamed conversation between graphic novelists @MalakaGharib & Rawand Issa, centering on their latest memoirs. Don't miss it!
This Sunday, August 11, at 11 am on Zoom
aadl.org/insidethegiantfish
ALT A teal background with photos of the two graphic memoir covers on the right side. At the top left are logos for Maamoul Press and Arab American National Museum. On the left, in white text reads, "In Conversation, Rawand Issa & Malaka Gharib, Graphic Memoir & Navigating Change." Under this in more white text is the AADL byte and the event details.
🎉 Let's Celebrate!: AANM has again achieved accreditation by the @AAMers , the highest national recognition afforded the nation’s museums.
Thank you to our amazing staff and leadership, and to our community for your continued support and participation.
Go Detroit, it’s your birthday! 🎂🎶 The City of Detroit turns 322 today.
The Spirit of Detroit is celebrating with some Detroit classics like @VernorsSoda and a Coney dog!🥤🌭 How are you celebrating today? 👀
Every plant, seed, and cutting on the rooftop garden at @ArabAmericanMus was donated by a member of the local Arab-American community. Hear their stories, and about their relationship with gardening, on the pod: bit.ly/3JKk9qA
During the pandemic, we made adaptions to our programming to provide individual and family-centered virtual programs: doi.org/10.1080/07421656.202…
We also discuss cultural adaptations of art therapy experientials to best meet the needs of our families served.
While we didn’t originally intend for this PhotoVoice / art therapy program w/ @ArabAmericanMus to be virtual, the onset of COVID led us to expand beyond a study of immigration experienced through the photography lens to capture experiences in lockdown: doi.org/10.1016/j.aip.2023.1…
🇵🇸“By documenting the stories of Arab Americans… it really breaks down barriers”
George Harb is a Community Historian at AANM, and Director and Chairman of the American Federation of Ramallah Palestine’s Ramallah Preservation Project.
Get involved: afrp.org/programs/ramallah-c…
The Concert of Colors Forum on Community, Culture & Race, themed Air, Water, Land: Artists & Climate Change, is now live! Tune in with us: youtube.com/live/WKo4fDqh1d4…
✨ FREE WITH RSVP ✨
In-person at The Annex @ AANM OR virtual via online livestream
Concert of Colors will take place in metro Detroit July 19-23. See the full lineup and schedule at concertofcolors.com