New project: Muslims in America – seeking collaborator

Posted by on December 15, 2010 · 14 Comments 

Award-winning filmmaker Naeem Randhawa (American Ramadan, Tea with the Taliban) and I are beginning work on a ground-breaking project about the stories and experiences of Muslims in contemporary America. The project will take several forms – online and in print, and will be hard-hitting and headline-grabbing.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and competent collaborator to work autonomously under our direction to solicit and gather contributions, promote and publicize the project, and generally to manage the project. This is an ideal opportunity for someone building a career in journalism or media and could lead to further collaborations. Must be self-starting, passionate about the subject matter, and available 10 hours per week.

Please send enquiries, resumes and other material to info@ethancaseymedia.com, and please forward this message.

Thank you!

Ethan

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14 Responses to “New project: Muslims in America – seeking collaborator”
  1. Priyanka J says:
    December 15, 2010 at 8:07 pm

    Hi there Ethan, this sounds like a fantastic project!
    Have you contacted the folk at The List Project (http://thelistproject.org/withdrawal/)?
    There’s also http://www.projectnur.org/ and potentially, http://www.helpwomenheal.org/

    Wishing you all the best with this.
    Priyanka, Americans for Informed Democracy (AIDemocracy)

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