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Join us on Friday, May 30th, from 2–5 PM for the APF Leadership Summit 2025, a signature gathering of Pakistani American changemakers and leaders. This summit will include keynotes, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities. Highlights include a youth-focused motivational speaker, an overview of APF’s programs and ways to get involved, and an engaging panel on “Building Your Path to Success” featuring APF Board Members and special guests. Don’t miss this opportunity to build community and grow your impact— spots are limited, RSVP today!
You're invited to the SPARK x American Pakistan Foundation Young Professionals Mixer in Boston! Join us on Friday, April 25th from 6–8 PM at Artists for Humanity (100 W 2nd St, Boston, MA) for an evening of connection and community.
This free event brings together civic-minded professionals aged 21+ for networking, collaboration, and meaningful conversations. Meet leaders from SPARK Boston and the American Pakistan Foundation, and learn how you can get involved. Enjoy an evening of community, culture, and connection. Mingle with young professionals, city leaders, and enjoy delicious Pakistani food! RSVP now to secure your place!
Join the APF NextGen team for an information session on the APF NextGen PSA Competition on Saturday (10/26) at 5pm ET.
APF is proudly hosting a Fall semester competition for Pakistani Student Associations (PSAs) that collaboratively hold events to raise awareness about Pakistani culture. Event ideas might include a Ludo Game Night, Cricket Game, or a Chai Chat Night. We encourage you to use your creativity! PSAs will then submit a blog post with corresponding pictures and/or video of the event.
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 1
Objective The American Pakistan Foundation’s (APF) Leadership Council (LC) NextGen initiative is proudly hosting a Fall semester competition for Pakistani Student Associations (PSAs) that collaboratively hold events to raise awareness about Pakistani culture. Event ideas might include a Ludo Game Night, Cricket Game, or a Chai Chat Night. We encourage you to use your creativity! PSAs will then submit a blog post with corresponding pictures and/or video of the event.
Registration is required.
Timeline
September 25: Call for Registration opens
December 1: Extended Deadline - Call for Submissions Closes
December 9: Winners announced
Requirements for Consideration
Educational Component: Your event must include an aspect that raises awareness about Pakistani culture.
Attendance: APF welcomes submissions from PSAs of all sizes and stages of evolution. Provide the number of attendees or people reached and their e-mail addresses, keeping track of this information on an excel sheet as attendees arrive at your event. We will consider the percentage of attendees relative to the total number of PSA members.
Acknowledgement of APF:
Mention: "This event is in collaboration with the American Pakistan Foundation (APF), an organization dedicated to empowering the Pakistani American diaspora through initiatives such as civic engagement, youth empowerment, professional development, and more.”
Display the APF logo during the event and on promotional materials.
Include a QR code to follow our APF Instagram page.
Post-Event Submissions:
Submit 5-10 pictures or a recap video from the event, including proof of APF acknowledgement.
Provide a detailed blog post write-up about the event and be sure to include what your educational piece was. You will only need to submit the written content; we will handle the formatting.
Evaluation You will be evaluated based on the above requirements, creativity, and the impact and reach it achieved. High quality pictures, videos, and write-ups will enhance our ability to assess your event!
Prizes
1st place: $1,500
2nd place: $1,000
3rd place: $500
Join us to learn about APF One, our enhanced mentoring platform that has been revitalized by Leadership Council-driven improvements. The APF One mentoring platform pairs successful mentors with aspiring mentees in their professional fields and career paths. The platform also offers corresponding educational and networking initiatives for the Pakistani American community and friends.
Led by Faizan Farukh, the Leadership Council Community Development Committee worked with APF Leadership and PeopleGrove, the platform vendor, to provide an intuitive yet robust product designed for the success of the Pakistani American diaspora.
Host:
Maha Butt
APF Executive Administrator
Guest Speakers:
Dr. M. Nasar Qureshi
APF Chairman of the Board
Henry C. Alphin Jr.
APF Director of Operations
APF Leadership Council Community Development Committee
Faizan Farukh (Committee Lead)
Zeeshan Malik
Aneeb Khizar
Ali-Muhammad Nathani
Rai Muhammad Hasen Masoud
Join the American Pakistan Foundation for our APF Annual Fellows Presentation. APF Fellows and Interns undergo an experiential learning environment where they gain awareness of working in a global context, learn analytical and research skills, develop their career portfolio, engage with mentors and professionals, and look forward in career while giving back to the next generation.
Hosted by Henry C. Alphin Jr., APF Director of Operations, and Maha Butt, APF Executive Administrator, we'll celebrate our fellows partnerships and showcase the hard work of our APF 2024 Fellows and Interns.
Our invited speakers include:
Dr. M. Nasar Qureshi
APF Chairman of the Board
Dr. Sahar Khan
Stimson Center Deputy Director of South Asia
Dr. Sara Saeed Khurram
Co-Founder and CEO of Sehat Kahani
Aksa Asgher
Poligon Education Fund Board Member
APF Leadership Council Member
Our fellows and interns include:
APF + Stimson Center Fellow
Eman Kamil Omar
APF + Sehat Kahani Fellows
Rahim Hirani
Mifrah Hayath
Muhammad Abidi
Neha Farhan
APF + Poligon Intern
Samia Waheed
APF Interns
Imaan Zaheer
Khadijah Zahid
Anaya Sheikh
Iqra Waheed
Zahra Alam
Raya Tabassum
This interactive American Pakistan Foundation (APF) Leadership Council (LC) virtual information session will be hosted by Sadia Malik, APF LC Youth Development Team Manager and Faaiz Masood, APF LC Northeast Network Ambassador. Together they will provide attendees with an introduction to the APF LC and explain opportunities for involvement.
This session will focus on our APF LC youth development initiatives and pathways for new LC youth members. The audience is primarily young professionals, college students, advanced high school students, and parents or guardians who wish to learn about our offerings. Yet any potential LC applicant is invited to join. There will be plenty of time for robust conversation and your questions. We look forward to meeting you!
This APF GOTV event will convene Pakistani American advocates, and they will explore the intersection of their advocacy work with voting and democratic participation—sharing personal experiences and unique insights. The panelists will discuss the challenges and successes they’ve encountered while shaping public policy and driving social change. Hosted by Khadijah Zahid and moderated by Anaya Sheikh, this conversation promises to offer valuable perspectives on the powerful role of advocacy in electoral engagement and the broader democratic process.
Our panelists include:
Raeena Lari is a Governing Board Member of the Santa Clara County Board of Education. She is an advocate for raising awareness and funding for better diagnostics and therapeutics for Tick-Borne Diseases, and co-leads a support group for impacted individuals. Raeena's primary focus in all her work is on health justice and inclusion.
Wardah Khalid is a policy analyst, activist, and public speaker. She currently serves in the US Department of State and is the Founder and Board Chair of Poligon Education Fund, a national civic education and advocacy organization strengthening American Muslim engagement with Congress. Wardah has significant experience working with federal policy makers on refugee and immigration issues, civil rights, and Middle East policy.
Dr. Sadaf Jaffer is a scholar and policy expert with 15+ years of public engagement, higher education, and governmental expertise. Dr. Jaffer is an Associate Research Scholar and Lecturer at Princeton University where she teaches courses on South Asian, Islamic, and Asian American Studies. Dr. Jaffer previously served in New Jersey's state legislature where she represented the 16th Legislative District. She championed increased funding for 9-1-1 call centers, teen suicide prevention programming, and translation services. Her legislative priorities included laws on election integrity, transportation, reproductive healthcare, and gun safety.
Faran Sharif currently works as the community liaison to New York State Senator James Sanders Jr, who represents the 10th Senatorial District in the New York State Senate. Sharif’s motivation for civic engagement and politics goes back to when he received his first phone in middle school. He was then exposed to online Islamophobic content and anti-Pakistani sentiment that taught him the importance of representation of Muslim and Pakistani American communities in spaces of community engagement and in our political systems. This incident motivated Sharif to pursue his education; he is now an emerging community leader who intends to use his skills to be part of improving his community and raising voices of the unheard.
Awam ki Awaz: Your Vote, Your Voice is an empowering webinar series focused on elevating Pakistani voices, educating voters, and fostering collaboration through community volunteering. The series will equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and mediums to actively partake in the democratic process and contribute pronounced preferences and priorities. Join us to sharpen your voice and make enlightened decisions.
Join us for an engaging podcast series where we delve into the world of Pakistani American fashion designers who are revolutionizing the industry. Designers Shamaeel Ansari and Zainab Salman will share their journeys into fashion design, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their creative processes from concept to completion. We’ll explore how their designs have evolved over time and uncover what makes their brand distinct in the competitive landscape of Pakistani fashion. Our designers will share memorable career highlights, favorite aspects of their work, and strategies for balancing creativity with business acumen. Hear firsthand about effective strategies for business growth, navigating competition, and the experiences and lessons that have shaped these designers as entrepreneurs.
Our panelists include:
Shamaeel Ansari is a Pioneer in the Fashion Industry of Pakistan that continues to forge South Asian fashion’s esprit de corp. Founder of a high-end luxury brand under the name of Shamaeel Ansari since 1987 that carries a signature attitude towards its clothing, reflection, and its expression. She has worked across a network of international trade fairs such as Market Week NYC, Heimtex Germany, and Magic U.S.A which led her to bring Donna Karen to Pakistan while developing products for companies such as Club Monaco, Canada, and Eddie Bauer. Pioneer in Pakistan’s designer lawn market through collaboration with the Crescent Group of Industries from 1998-2004 and Sitara Group from 2009 to 2013. She led the lawn industry for the international supply of Mass Apparel Fabric (Shamaeel-Sitara Premium Lawn) and ranked for three consecutive years among the Top 5 in the lawn market.
Zainab Salman spread her wings in 2011, she has established herself as one of the leading designers targeting Asian, Middle Eastern and European markets. Embracing the beauty of the strength of feminine narratives, Zainab Salman is known for her empowering silhouettes that are exquisitely handcrafted with fine embellishments, embroideries, cut-work and appliques. Her work has touched its zenith of success both nationally and internationally. Zainab Salman’s forte lies in the blend of exaggerated cuts and ruffled tailoring with a fusion of colors and rhythm. Zainab started her journey as the founder of the brand 10 years ago. She holds a degree in specialization in Fashion Marketing from the pioneer fashion institute of Pakistan, PIFD. To pursue her dreams further, Zainab went to the home of haute couture maisons, Paris and got her training from Mod’spe that eventually carved her way in the global fashion industry. Zainab’s exposure in the world of art enabled her to channel her creative power and narrate a bold and powerful identity that is the soul of empowering and feminine voices, Zainab Salman Studio.
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
The podcast will be released on our YouTube page on Friday, August 23.
Join us on Instagram for the release of an exciting collaborative video reel featuring Rida Ali (@freespiritrida), a Pakistani American digital storyteller. Rida will explore Coke Studio’s transformation of Pakistan’s music industry.
Our host is:
Rida Ali is a master’s student at SOAS studying South Asian studies and Journalism. She is a digital storyteller and creates content that focuses on global and cultural topics. Rida graduated from NYU with an undergraduate degree in global studies and media. She loves traveling, urdu shayari, and film photography. You can find her work on all socials @freespiritrida
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
The reel will be released on our Instagram page on Tuesday, August 20.
Join us on YouTube for the release of an exciting podcast featuring Shanaz Ramzi, the Chief Executive Officer of StarLinks PR and Events and President of TravelinPk. With a prolific career as a freelance journalist and author of acclaimed books like "Food Prints: An Epicurean Voyage through Pakistan" and "Food Tales," Shanaz brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. Her insights are sure to make this podcast a must-listen. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from one of Pakistan's leading voices in cuisine and culture!
Our panelist is:
Shanaz Ramzi is currently Chief Executive Officer of StarLinks PR and Events and President TravelinPk, and has been working as a freelance journalist since 1994. A prolific writer, she has written on a variety of subjects for various publications, both local and international, and is the author of Food Prints: An Epicurean Voyage through Pakistan (OUP, 2012), Food Tales (2021), and Oxford Companion to Pakistani Cuisine (2023). A regular contributor to the magazine sections of the English daily Dawn and the erstwhile monthly magazine Newsline, Ramzi has been twice nominated for the Gender in Journalism Award by UNESCO. Her essays have been published in the book titled Pakistan's Radioactive Decade: An Informal Cultural History of the 1970s (OUP, 2019). She has also edited various publications including Humsay, Masala TV Food Mag, Pakistan's widely circulated food magazine, Mise en Place, Glam, and the World Gourmand Peace Award-winning book Zaiqay Frontier Ke: Dera Ismail Khan Ke Bhule Bisre Pakwan.
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
The podcast will be released on our YouTube page on Thursday, August 15.
Join us to learn from Professor Waqar Azeem of Binghamton University, who specializes in Postcolonial Literature, Ethnic Studies, Human Rights, and Critical Theory, on US-Pakistan relations, told through the literary history and genre of the Pakistani American diaspora. Imaan Mirza, an APF Leadership Council Member and senior at Harvard College studying History & Literature, will serve as host.
Our guest speaker is:
Dr. Muhammad Waqar Azeem teaches English Literature at Binghamton University. He researches and writes about Postcolonial Literature, Ethnic Studies, Human Rights, and Critical Theory. He is an alumnus of Fulbright Exchange Program and promotes interracial understanding and peace.
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
Join us to explore innovation in movies and art with Pakistani American producers. Bilal Sami, a multifaceted filmmaker and producer, will be one-half of the panel. His credits include the upcoming David Blaine documentary series ‘Do Not Attempt’ for Disney+, the feature 'Dobara Phir Se’, and the crime thriller 'Laal Kabootar’. The other half of the panel features Hania Chima. As a Creative Film Producer, Hania has played a pivotal role in bringing compelling stories to life, including co-creating and producing "Laal Kabootar," Pakistan's submission to the 2020 Oscars.
Our panelists include:
Hania Chima is a part-time Executive Administrator at APF. Outside her work here she is an award winning Film Producer based in New York, actively engaging in the film & TV industry. As a Creative Film Producer, she has played a pivotal role in bringing compelling stories to life on screen. Notable achievements include co-creating and producing "Laal Kabootar", Pakistan's submission to the 2020 Oscars. A feature crime-thriller theatrically released in Pakistan and Australia, that played at International film festivals including Palm Springs Film Festival, Chicago South Asian Film Festival, and it won best film awards at Vancouver South Asian Film Festival and Seattle's Tasveer Film Festival.
Bilal Sami is a Pakistani-American filmmaker whose multifaceted career spans acting, writing and producing. As a producer, his credits include the upcoming David Blaine documentary series titled ‘Do not attempt' by Imagine Entertainment for Disney+, the critically acclaimed feature 'Dobara Phir Se’ (Deja Vu) which he also wrote, and the Pakistani crime thriller 'Laal Kabootar’ (The Red Pigeon) on which he was a consulting producer. He also directed the music documentary 'Dhun', featured at London's Alchemy Festival at the Southbank Centre, London.
In collaboration with artist Rashid Rana (recipient of the Sitar-E- Imtiaz — Pakistan’s highest civilian honor), Sami created the public art project 'Stories We Tell' for the inaugural Lahore Biennale in 2016. After running his own boutique production company out of Lahore, he established the New Media and Syndication divisions of Middle Eastern media giant Geo Entertainment between 2018 and 2020, and has since been involved in projects across Pakistan, UAE, UK and the US. Sami began his career as a teenage television actor in Pakistan and received a Fulbright scholarship for his MFA in Film. With a lifelong passion for storytelling, he has since then steadily built up his experience writing, producing and directing film and TV on both sides of the Atlantic.
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
Please join us for the inaugural ceremony to formally kick off Pakistan Heritage Week with the American Pakistan Foundation.
Invited guests:
Ambassador Munir Akram
Dr. M. Nasar Qureshi
Dr. Adil Najam
Dr. Syra Madad
Ammad Mahmood
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
Join us to learn from Pakistani American entrepreneurs who are innovating in the health and technology space. Amber Chaudry, an APF 2023 Rising Stars awardee, will serve as host. Amber is a senior strategic and operational leader with a proven track record in spearheading organizational transformation, coalition building, and overseeing complex projects to rebuild trust in the federal government. She excels at fostering the intersection of entrepreneurship and innovation.
Our panelists include:
Mahmood Panjwani is an APF Board of Directors member and serial entrepreneur who is the CEO and Founder of Vitaliti, a longevity startup.
Sara Rana, MD, MBA is the CEO and Co-founder of MedLitAI, a health-tech company utilizing AI to serve as a virtual physician assistant to improve the accuracy of clinical decision making. Dr. Rana is also a Venture Partner with Erez Capital, investing in med-tech companies.
Mariam Nusrat is an APF 2023 Rising Stars awardee, as well as Founder & CEO of Breshna.io, a patented no-code platform that empowers users to rapidly create, distribute, and monetize their own bite-sized video games. Mariam is also Founder and Director of GRID's nonprofit Social Impact Gaming Studio. GRID designs and implements low-cost, context-vigilant mobile games to educate, engage and empower people for positive change.
Saqafati Jashn: Celebrating Heritage, Art, and Expression, is a vibrant webinar series dedicated to the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage, culture, music, and fashion. This series aims to illuminate the diverse cultural threads that weave together the nation's identity, offering participants an immersive experience in traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. Join us to learn more about Pakistan’s unique heritage and get inspired by the stories, sounds, and styles that define our cultural landscape.
Please join us for the APF UN Initiative webinar on "Eradicating Poverty in Times of Multiple Crises" on July 15, 2024 at 12pm ET. This crucial event will address The United Nations Economic and Social Council's (ECOSOC) annual theme of eradicating poverty in developing countries, such as Pakistan, amidst the numerous global crises we face today.
Our distinguished speakers, Dr. Ahmad Iqbal, Project Director at Dehleez and Member of the Provincial Assembly of Punjab, Pakistan; Dr. Tobias Haque, Lead Country Economist and Program Leader for Pakistan at the World Bank; and Jumaina Siddiqui, a US foreign policy and defense program expert and former Senior Program Officer of South Asia at the United States Institute of Peace, will share their insights and expertise in South Asia.
The webinar will explore the multifaceted impacts of crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and geopolitical conflicts on poverty levels in Pakistan. Drawing from their extensive experience in Pakistan, the panelists will provide concrete examples of how global challenges have manifested locally and the steps being taken to address them. They will discuss the implementation of policies and programs that align with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge from global experts and engage in meaningful discussions on one of the most pressing issues of our time.
Join us to learn more about the APF Leadership Council! This interactive Zoom gathering will provide a comprehensive overview of APF along with detailed insights into the application process.
Your participation would be invaluable, and we extend a warm invitation for you to join us.
The session will begin promptly at 6:00 pm ET.
Awam Ki Awaz: Your Vote, Your Voice
Join us for our webinar session on Pakistani-Americans in Public Service to discover the notable stories of Pakistani-Americans shaping public service in the United States. Delve into shared personal anecdotes and profound contributions of community leaders.
We will learn from Sumbul Siddiqui, Former Mayor of Cambridge, MA; Osman Salahuddin, City Council Member of Redmond, WA; and Umar Ahmed, Director of External Affairs for IL State Representative Kim DuBuclet; and explore their resilience and leadership in implementing necessary change.
Taqat-e-Pakistan: Guiding Transformation, Crafting Legacies
In solidarity with the water conservation initiative of Pakistan, the American Pakistan Foundation (APF) is pleased to host the upcoming webinar “Building Resilient Communities: The Role of the Paani Project in Addressing Water Scarcity.”
We will learn from Sikander “Sonny” Khan, founder of the Paani Project, about the significance of water conservation, direct challenges of water scarcity, and what is being done about it.
In what ways does the Paani Project resonate with and build communities? Join us to find out!
Join us to learn more about the APF Leadership Council! This interactive Zoom gathering will provide a comprehensive overview of APF along with detailed insights into the application process.
Your participation would be invaluable, and we extend a warm invitation for you to join us.
The session will begin promptly at 2:00 pm ET.
APF will host a webinar to discuss the work and vision of the Citizens Archive of Pakistan, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of culture and heritage. Established in 2007, CAP holds one of the largest digital archives of oral histories and images in South Asia.
Join the American Pakistan Foundation and the Stimson Center for a discussion on water insecurity in Pakistan with Aisha Khan of the Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change; women's rights activist and climate change professional Simi Kamal, and Farwa Aamer, Research Analyst with the Stimson Center’s Energy, Water, & Sustainability program.
Rising temperatures, floods, and drought add to environmental and climate risks in Pakistan, but they also adversely impact the livelihoods of women connected to economies reshaped by climate change. Join the American Pakistan Foundation for a discussion on the impact of climate change on women in Pakistan with Sara Hayat, a Lahore-based lawyer and consultant. Ms. Hayat specializes in climate change law and policy and has worked extensively with governments and international organizations on climate change and human rights in Pakistan. She will be joined by moderator Neha Ansari, a member of the APF Leadership Council and adjunct professor at George Washington University.
Join filmmakers Aizzah Fatima, Babar Ahmed, and Iram Parveen Bilal on February 17 @ 4:30 pm EST to discuss how film can build bridges between American and Pakistani cultures.
Join APF on Thursday January 13 at 8 p.m. EDT for presentations by APF Virtual Fellows on their research projects and to learn more about telemedicine and COVID in Pakistan.
Please join us for an interactive workshop on how to preserve and share your family histories through oral histories, archival practices, and digital techniques.
Please join the American Pakistan Foundation for a discussion of the political lives of South Asian Americans. his webinar will discuss how class, religion, nation of origin, language, and other characteristics shape the individual and group experiences of the South Asian American community and how major events, like the 9/11 attacks, reshape identity and community mobilization.
Join us for a conversation on the current geopolitical issues concerning key players in the South Asia region as experts weigh in on the U.S.-Pakistan relationship, the increasing role of China in South Asia, the links between the Middle East and South Asia, and what the future may hold in Afghanistan.
APF and the Atlantic Council’s South Asia Center will host this conversation with Mohsin Zaidi on his book, “A Dutiful Boy: A memoir of a gay Muslim’s journey to acceptance”.