About The Truth Project
The Truth Project is an unprecedented collaborative effort that bridges the struggles and aspirations of the Palestinian people with those of marginalized communities in the United States. Our Social Welfare Organization seeks to create a coalition that transcends boundaries, uniting individuals from diverse backgrounds, communities, and perspectives who share a common commitment to justice and the pursuit of the truth.
Through strategic advocacy and collaborative initiatives, we aim to expose and challenge the injustices that contribute to the suffering of Palestinians and, similarly, communities of color in the United States. This involves shedding light on systemic issues within the American system, including policies and practices that perpetuate lies and oppression. Our mission is not only to raise awareness but also to actively work toward dismantling structures that contribute to the marginalization and exclusion of Palestinians and similar groups.
The Truth Project recognizes the power of dialogue and aims to foster constructive conversations that promote understanding and empathy. By bringing together supporters of the Palestinian cause, we seek to build a platform for open discussions, education, and collaboration. Through these efforts, we hope to cultivate a more informed and compassionate society that is motivated to advocate for positive change.
Furthermore, our organization is committed to engaging with policymakers, community leaders, and the public to influence positive policy changes that align with our mission. We believe in the importance of civic engagement, grassroots activism, and leveraging democratic processes to address the root causes of the injustices.
The Truth Project is dedicated to building a united front that works tirelessly to expose, challenge, and ultimately transform the systems contributing to the oppression of Palestinians and allied groups within the American context. Through collaboration, advocacy, and education, we strive to contribute to a world where justice, equality, and human rights are upheld for all.
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Meet The Team
Our founders have been involved in American politics for two decades. They are on a mission is to anchor America’s moral compass in our true values: liberty, freedom, equality, and the rule of law. Our mission is to help Americans learn the truth about Palestine for the truth alone will set us free.
For over a decade, Awad served as an adjunct law professor at Rutgers Law School, Newark, and has taught at Pace Law School and Seton Hall Law School, covering subjects such as Matrimonial Litigation, Islamic Banking & Finance, and Islamic Jurisprudence. He was also a contributor and U.S. Editor for Harvard Law School's Islamic Legal Studies Program ShariaSource portal.
As a frequent public speaker, Awad lectures internationally on various subjects including law, American politics, international affairs, immigrant identity, gender, religion, and culture. He has made numerous television and radio appearances as a political and legal commentator for media outlets such as The New York Times, ABC, CNN, and Al-Jazeera.
Awad's expertise is recognized by national and international media outlets, and has been published extensively in publications like CNN.com, The Nation, The Star Ledger, New Jersey Law Journal, National Law Journal, North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, and the Bergen Record.
He has received numerous awards, including Scholar of the Year from the New Jersey Muslim Lawyers Association and Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year from Unchained.
Awad's two decades of active involvement in political campaigns spans mayoral, council, county, state assembly, gubernatorial, and presidential races. He co-founded the Arab American Democratic Caucus (NJ) and served as co-chair until 2009. He's been involved in the Arab American and Muslim American outreach, GOTV efforts, and fundraising for many campaigns.
He currently serves on the boards of Palestine Legal, American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, and Ya Samar Dance Company, Awad holds a juris doctorate from Pace Law School and an MA in Islamic Studies from the University of London. Prior to private practice, he clerked for Hon. George E. Sabbath, NJ Superior Court.
Mo has an extensive track record of helping nonprofits optimize fundraising efforts, identify potential donors, and measure program impact by uncovering valuable insights from complex datasets. In addition, he has guided communications organizations in enhancing their messaging and audience targeting, enabling them to establish more meaningful connections with stakeholders. Mo's expertise lies in developing comprehensive data strategies that align with the unique goals and values of communications and nonprofit organizations. He is a recognized thought leader in the field, actively sharing his insights at industry conferences and contributing to publications focused on data analytics for communications and nonprofits. Mo holds a bachelor's degree in Information Science and a master's degree in Marketing Research, both from the University of Texas.