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Project Duration: Ongoing
Start/End Date: Fall 2008 - Ongoing
MOST Resource Center provides content creators in the Hollywood entertainment industry with experts, facts, research, storylines and characters concerning Muslims and Islam. In addition, MOST occa-sionally hosts events bringing together policy experts and entertain-ment professionals. Finally, MOST will occasionally collaborate with appropriate partners. We are not proposing a specific project to the New Beginning conference, but we would be interested to hear plausible, well-funded suggestions that fall within the parameters of our mission. The acronym MOST stands for “Muslims on Screen and Television.”
Partnering Organization(s): MOST is a collaboration between the the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution and Unity Productions Foundation, in association with the Muslim West Facts Project and the Gallup Organization.
MOST Resource Center
USA
www.mostresource.org
info@mostresource.org
323-848-8823
Camille Alick
Project Mission: A cross-cultural resource center MOST provides valuable resources and information on Islam and Muslims for the US entertainment community. It meets the critical need for increased understanding and accurate representation on both sides during this time of great tension and mutual suspicion between the US and Muslim World.
Project Objective(s): The MOST Resource Center is committed to delivering improved services to our clientele, including working meetings with writers, producers and other entertainment professionals, providing them access to information and experts that will ultimately result in realized, well informed storylines. Through our service-oriented approach, we seek to position MOST as a leader in providing the mainstream entertainment community with useful, accurate, timely information on topics pertaining to Muslims and Islam.
Target group(s): MOST’s goal is to provide information on all things Muslim and Islamic to the entertainment community including writers, producers, and show runners.
Geographical scope(s) of project: The U.S. and the Muslim World
One page summary: Attached
Achievements/progress to date: Since MOST’s launch in late 2008 we have worked consistently with content producers in the entertainment industry and hosted a number of events for entertainment and policy professionals, sometimes in collaboration with entertainment guilds and/or consulates.
Contact person for the project:
Camille Alick, calick@mostresource.org