We are currently developing a series of documentary films based on the performances, presentations, and film screenings organized as part of Migrations of Islam (trailer).

Professor Ali Mazrui of Binghamton University presented a lecture titled: “In the Shadow of Islamophobia: The United States and the Muslim World” at Michigan State University.

Ali Mazrui Lecture from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

Professor Mohammad Ayoob delivered a lecture at Michigan State University titled “Three Reasons behind the Popularity of Islamist Groups in the Middle East.” Video of the lecture can be viewed below.

Mohammed Ayoob Lecture from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

An interview with Michigan State University associate professor Folu Ogundimu on media framing of the Islamic world.

Media Framing of the Islamic World from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

Noreen Ahmed-Ullah is a reporter for the Chicago Tribune. She was one of the first US journalists in Kandahar after the U.S. invasion. In this interview for IMAJE at Michigan State University in Fall 2009, she discusses her experiences as a journalist.

Dan Rather visited East Lansing in Spring 2009 to give the commencement lecture at Michigan State University. In this interview for IMAJE, he talks about reporting on Islam and outlines key points for journalists.

Dan Rather – How to Report on Islam from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

Ayesha Khan is an independent Pakistani filmmaker. She visited East Lansing in Fall 2009 to screen her feature film “Kashf” at Michigan State University. She also is the executive producer of a documentary titled “Made in Pakistan.” In this interview for IMAJE, she discusses her work with FAIR as a student intern and what went into making “Kashf” and “Made in Pakistan.”

Ayesha Khan from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

Alec Hargreaves is a Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Florida State University. In this interview with IMAJE in Fall 2009 at Michigan State University, he discusses media coverage of Muslims in France.

Alec Heargraves from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

Tariq Ali is an internationally renown author, journalist and scholar. He is the author of Clash of Fundamentalisms, Bush and Babylon and over 30 other titles. He spoke at Michigan State University in Spring 2009. In this interview, he briefly discusses religious stereotypes, comparing contemporary forms of Islamophobia to past expressions of anti-Semtisim.

Tariq Ali from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.

Ken Harrow is a Professor of English and African Studies at Michigan State University. In this interview for IMAJE, he discusses the Time Magazine photo essay Islam’s Soft Revolution.

Kenneth Harrow from IMAJE / MSU on Vimeo.