MAC continued their relief efforts in Kentucky on Dec. 20, 2021. In Bowling Green, recent tornadoes resulted in the loss of 15 lives with widespread damage to houses and infrastructure. [...]
Article by Dr. Muhammad Babar Published in the Courier-Journal, September 9, 2021 Twenty years ago, on a somber September morning, I walked into the small inner-city hospital of Buffalo, [...]
The Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville hosted a special Gathering for Hope and Healing on Sunday, August 30th. Dr. Muhammad Babar kicked off the proceedings. We're honored that Dr. Babar [...]
Ever since the Coronavirus pandemic arrived, leaders from Muslim Americans for Compassion and Doctors for Healthy Communities have sprung into action. Our leaders have built partnerships, called others to action, [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) is humbled to be part of Muslim Community of Louisville's Covid-19 Response Team. The team has done a wonderful job in increasing community awareness about [...]
MAC is proud to present an interview with Reverend Ron Loughry, a long time champion of human rights, compassion and interfaith respect. Please follow the link below to read more. [...]
MAC is encouraging fellow citizens to actively participate in the upcoming 2020 census. The census takes place every 10 years and is essential to the progress of our communities. The [...]
I thank Dr. Babar for asking me to write a brief article about Christmas. I can only imagine what a non-Christian audience must think about a religious holiday that has turned [...]
The Faith Over Fear two day training program, developed to equip faith leaders and communities with effective strategies for better advocating against anti-Muslim bigotry, took place November 10th and 11th. [...]
It was eight years ago this month when Mayor Greg Fischer announced the Compassionate Louisville campaign. Now the program has announced a significant expansion and nonprofit. The announcement was made [...]
