100 or even up to Payday loans Have a history of poor borrowing
 
 

Partners & Supporters

IJ is grateful for the partners and supporters who share its vision of fostering dialogue through art and music. If you're interested in working with Intercultural Journeys please email us via the Contact Us page.

 

Partners:

Al-Bustan
www.albustanseeds.org

"Al-Bustan," Arabic for "the garden," offers structured exposure to the language, art, architecture, music, dance, literature, and natural environment of the Arab world. Al-Bustan strives to promote understanding and respect among youth and adults of all ethnic, religious, and socio-economic backgrounds. Within a welcoming educational environment, Al-Bustan supports the Arab-American community's pursuit and affirmation of its cultural identity within American society, while playing a constructive civic role within broader American society.

 

Artistas y Músicos Latino Americanos (AMLA)
www.amla.org

Through its ongoing programs and special projects, AMLA promotes the development, dissemination, and understanding of Latin music in the Philadelphia area and beyond. AMLA's programs are directed mainly to Latino youth, families, and community members, but are open to all students, families, musicians, dancers, and aficionados of Latin American music and culture. By teaching and inspiring love for and disciplined knowledge of Latin music and dance, AMLA helps build bridges between frequently divided racial and ethnic communities.

 

Dialogue Institute
www.institute.jesdialogue.org

The Dialogue Institute works to transform the world into a global community by fostering inter religious and intercultural scholarship, understanding, and cooperation. A nonprofit organization founded at Temple University (Philadelphia, PA) in 1978, the Dialogue Institute trains religious, civic, and academic so that they can build sustained relationships across lines of religious and cultural difference. Global and inclusive, the Dialogue Institute provides resources and creates networks of support among all those engaged in inter religious dialogue and action around the world.

 

Taller Puertorriqueño
www.tallerpr.org

Founded in 1974 by Latino artists and activists in the North Kensington area of Philadelphia, Taller Puertorriqueño stands as testament to the wealth of possibilities created when citizens see a need in their community and decide to meet it. Discouraged by the absence of outlets for Barrio youth desperate to channel their artistic talents, Taller Puertorriqueño's founders created a community-based graphic arts workshop to provide cultural training alternatives to local youth. It is now nationally recognized as a model organization that uses the arts as a vehicle for social change.

 

The Middle East Peace Civic Forum
www.middleeastproject.org

The Middle East Peace Civic Forum is an interfaith, multicultural alliance of pro-peace organizations and individuals working for peace and reconciliation among Israelis and Palestinians.  Through our initiative, the Middle East Project, we are building bridges between the grassroots, civil society and faith leaders, both in the U.S. and in the Middle East, and our elected officials in Washington, D.C.  Our goal is to facilitate effective diplomacy by bringing the voice of the people into the peace process.

 

The World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
www.wacphila.org

The World Affairs Council of Philadelphia is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organization dedicated to informing and engaging people of all ages on matters of national and international significance.

Established in 1949 as a forum for discussing differing points of view, the Council does not endorse candidates for public office or lobby for policies. Membership is open to all who share its principles. The Council currently serves more than 75 corporate members and their executives, and nearly 2,000 individual members.

 

Supporters:

World Leader

Anonymous Gift in Honor of Norman Leibovitz

The CHG Charitable Trust

Vanguard Charitable Endowment - Recommended by Shel and Karen Thompson

Ambassador

Carole and Lee Gravagno

Miller-Worley Foundation

The Philadelphia Cultural Fund

Vanguard Charitable Endowment - Recommended by Joe and Marie Field

Artists’  Circle

HRH Princess Alia Al Hussein

Alta Management - Recommended by Majid and Mary Alsayegh

Udi Bar-David and Keiko Sato

The Barbash Family Fund - Recommended by Cathy Barbash & Michael Riley

The Borowsky Family Foundation

The Clifton Foundation - Recommended by Anthony and Cathy Clifton

Jack and Gloris Dunnous

Jean Flood and Paul Nemeth

Dr. Alice George

Richard Goodwin

The Harry Halloran Family Foundation

Dr. Alan Kwon and Ruth Miller

The Lida Foundation - Recommended by David and Linda Glickstein

David and Sandy Marshall

Claudia McBride and Ken Sklar

Middle East Peace Dialogue Network

The Samuel S. Fels Fund

Harold and Franny Rosenbluth

Jack and Ramona Vosbikian

Albert and Stephanie Wolf

Peacemaker

Canyon Records - Robert Doyle

Jean Howe

Hanna Khoury and Yoonji Kim

Dr. Sherman Leis

Mervon Mehta and Carolyn Suleiman

Pecki Witonsky

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts - Administered by the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance

Ann and Harold Sorgenti

The Smyler Firm - Recommended by Denise J. Smyler

Muse

Doris Alsayegh

Adel and Hilda Barakat

Marc DiNardo

Thomas DiNardo

Harvey and Virginia Kimmel

Joseph Kluger and Susan Lewis

Allen and Martha Neuringer

Sponsor

Coleen Abbott

Zaid or Theresa Aldamlouji

Lorraine and Ben Alexander

Alois Global Trade Strategies, LLC

Elaine W. Baer

Sandy Beard Olsen

Peter Benoliel and Willo Carey

Stanley and Trudy Cohen

Helen Cunningham

Susan Davidson and John Bull

Ellen and Gerald DiPinto

Walter Downes

Joel and Elaine Gershman Foundation

Toni Alperin Goldberg

Kristen Golia

Bonnie Hamilton and Alfred M. Hanssen

Margie Jones

Malek and Layla Kamoun

W. Reed and Greta Kindermann

Herold and Gisela Klein

Uli and Carol Kortsch

Kot's Violin and Bow Shop

Barbara Kretchmar

Herbert and Yoheved Light

Roderick MacNeil

Joan Myers Brown and Marlisa Brown Swint Scholarship Fund

Anne and Sean O'Callaghan

George and Lisa Parker

Dr. Robert and Paula Rhodes

David Richman and Janet Perry

Robert and Nancy Romain

Harold Rosenbluth

Trudy Rubin and Paul Hogan

Brian and Kathy Rutter

Alan Ritterband

Miriam Schaefer

Michael and Susan Sklaroff

Dr. Robert Stern

Steven Stroiman

Tunis USA - Jerry Sorkin

Linda and Frank Toia

Daniel Williams

Pecki and Carl Witonsky

David Wolfsohn and Alexandra Gignoux