What is 20,000 Dialogues? Who is UPF? 20,000 Dialogues: A Grassroots Film and Interfaith dialogue approach to building understanding. Unity Productions.

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What is 20,000 Dialogues? Who is UPF? 20,000 Dialogues: A Grassroots Film and Interfaith dialogue approach to building understanding. Unity Productions Foundation: Organization that promotes peace through the media.

Goals and Purpose To build understanding of Muslims and Islam in the context of interfaith dialogue. To show a measurable increase in understanding through deliberate conversations, evaluations, and relationships developed. To present the idea of film and dialogue to the interfaith movement as an effective model for building greater understanding.

Vision and Impact Build understanding and community across America through the use of film and dialogue. Embrace the collective “We the People” of America. Person-to-person interaction. Be a catalyst for constructive conversation.

How it Works

Why You’re Here: Dialogue Party What’s That? 1.5 partners, public event, flexible model, “event in a box”. 2. Facilitated dialogue in small groups. 3. Evaluate the experience before and after.

Films Available for Dialogue Invite a 20,000 Dialogues speaker to your Dialogue Party. Use 20,000 Dialogues kit for Dialogue Party. Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet Prince Among Slaves Cities of Light: The Rise and Fall of Islamic Spain

New Films: Connect with the 20,000 Dialogues outreach team to get resources!

Supporters and Endorsements

Questions? Next Section: What is Dialogue? How do I ‘host’ one?

In a Context Media feeds the misperception of the other Leads to an emotional reaction Nearly half of all Americans -- 46% -- have a negative view of Islam. 1 in 3 Americans have heard prejudiced comments about Muslims lately. Media is cited as “biggest influence” on respondents’ attitudes.

Dialogue. Change? Change what? Dialogue has the potential to shift people’s misperceptions and broaden world views. Dialogue is meant to be transformative. To engage in dialogue, participants must be open to the potential for change. Facilitator can be the catalyst for change. Facilitator must be “interested, engaged and neutral.”

Hosting a Dialogue Role of the host/facilitator: 1.To create a safe and respectful environment. 2.To facilitate and guide the discussion. 3.To aid and excite the group in developing common ground and take-aways.

1.Watching the films present alternative images, stories. 2.Dialogues connect, change and challenge stereotypes; counters backlash 3.The films inform, educate. Approach to Dialogue

Why Stories? Personalize Humanize Empathize

Top 5 Tips for Dialogue 1.Use “I” statements, avoid speaking for a group: “I think, I believe, my experience has been… vs. All Muslims feel this way…” 2. Avoid spokesperson syndrome. No one person the authority or expert.

Top 5 Tips for Dialogue (continued) 3. Recognize that diversity exists within each group. 4. Give everyone a chance to speak. (NOSTUESO). 5. Pay attention to physical and emotional needs of groups.

Questions? Next Section: Facilitating Dialogue

As the Host/Facilitator… What is my role as a 20KD facilitator? 1.You’re a volunteer, not a certified facilitator. 2. Can be individual or dual facilitated. 3. Collaborate with a peer, preferably of another faith or culture.

What is my role as a 20KD facilitator? Continued… 3. You embrace even the contrarian views. 4. You are not responsible to change people, your role is to guide the discussion. 5. You are not an authority on the subject material.

Preparing for the Dialogue Do I need to watch the film before the dialogue? We strongly encourage you to watch the film before your dialogue. Review icebreakers, discussion guide, print out any and all material that you may need.

Top 5 factors for Effective Dialogue 1.Food 2.Setting 3.Diversity 4.Sense of purpose and sincerity 5.Timing

6 Areas of Understanding Who are Muslims Cooperation/violence Tolerance/intolerance Respect/disrespect for women Commonality/difference Contribution/lack of contribution

Questions? Next Section: Hosting the Dialogue

Running the Dialogue Step 1: The introduction: introduce oneself Step 2: Introduce 20,000 Dialogues: Describe 20KD Step 3: Evaluations: mention the importance of evaluating our experience Hand out the pre-dialogue evaluations!

Running the Dialogue Contd’ Step 4: Have people introduce themselves: Encourage a fast-paced energetic round of introductions. Optional: use icebreakers!

Using the Discussion Guide Designed to be used piecemeal. 1.Select questions before you host the dialogue. 2. Give people minimum of 5 minutes to discuss each question.

Using the Discussion Guide (continued) 3. Announce 1 minute prior to next question. 4. Elicit large group sharing, reflection and don’t forget to discuss take-aways, commitments.

Concluding your Dialogue Thank everyone for being there Summarize action and next steps Discuss challenges Options for ongoing action Pass out the post dialogue evaluations!

Why Evaluate 1.Help us improve the experience to maximize the impact. 2.Help us to get a sense of how your individual understanding and knowledge base may have changed. 3.To find out if this was meaningful to the group.

Questions? Next Section: Logistics and Outreach

Logistics Once location is secured, focus on advertising, publicity, etc. 20,000 Dialogues provides: –flier templates –Power Point for opening of dialogue –Discussion guides for dialogue –Logistical assistance –Evaluation packet

Key Logistical Points AV Food Speakers Funding

Civic Partnerships Dialogue Party Goals 1. Build a diverse coalition of 5 groups to partner with your screening. 2. Facilitate the dialogue in small groups. 3. Evaluate the dialogue. Types of organizations Faith-based Business Service Community groups and centers Film and Arts Groups Academic Government Civil rights Non profit Social justice

Thank You and Now for Questions!