Involve Muslim partners from the beginning
Continue trying via multiple avenues, organizations, and colleges to reach out to the community, even if you have trouble initially
Offer a meal
Divide into small groups for informal discussion
Offer some guidance at each table for discussion questions
Plan next steps for people to get involved
Get your meeting on board
Utilize Quaker documents related to Islam
Do what you can to ensure a balanced and diverse attendance
Be respectful of cultural differences (i.e. male-female contact, prayers, food choice, etc.)
Anticipate that families with children will attend
Utilize the Active Voice “Hawo’s Dinner Party” resources available online
Consider involving artistic expressions in conjunction with the event (i.e. photo exhibits, Windows & Mirrors, etc.)
Consider AFSC's North Carolina office as a resource for consulting
