Arab American Heritage Month

Access California is a non-profit humanitarian organization that has historically focused on helping the Arab American and Muslim American communities, but other communities as well.

The Arab American Civic Council is a grassroots organization that builds community by facilitating civic participation towards justice and equity.

To confront what was coined the “Politics of Exclusion” by our co-founders, the Arab American Institute Foundation was launched in 1995 by the Arab American Institute as the civic engagement arm of the Arab American community. For over twenty years, AAIF has engaged with the 3.7 million Arab Americans living in all 50 states to encourage their full participation in local, state, and national governance.

Arab Immigration to the United States Timeline from History.com's History Stories series.

An article from Aljazeera on the U.S. government's recognition of Arab American Heritage Month.

Welcome to the Kahlil Gibran Collective (KGC) a website dedicated to the late poet and artist Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931)

Little Arabia District is a cultural destination in the heart of Orange County that comprises of ethnic markets, restaurants, cafes, hookah lounges, clothing stores, hair salons and much more. The Arab American Civic Council is leading a campaign to officially designate Little Arabia

An article on the Story of Arab Americans’ Beginning in America – And the Quest for Fair Representation from the U.S. State Department's blog.

A clip from YouTube on Arab Americans speaking about themselves and Arab American Heritage month on a report from NowThis News.