Hassan Jaber's guest appearances

Hassan Jaber

Upswell

Arab American Café

Vladimir Putin

Michele Hodges

Mike Alvidrez

Kim Johnson

Patricia Ortiz

Brittany Murrey

Derek Aguirre

John Ziraldo

Victor Reinoso

Wendy Butts

Lacy Dawson

Elise Buik

Delphia Simmons

Kayla Mason

OwlTail

Mr. Hassan Jaber led ACCESS’ growth into the largest and most impactful Arab American community nonprofit in the nation. Under his leadership ACCESS established three national institutions – the Arab American National Museum, the Center for Arab American Philanthropy, and the National Network for Arab American Communities – and some 120 human service programs in 10 locations. Mr. Jaber is an organizer and a thought leader who has been involved with many national and community boards, including his crucial work with the U.S. Census National Community Advisory Board on Race and EthnicityIn a 2-part podcast, Mr. Jaber covers topics including identity, policy, civil rights, organizing and advocacy. He addresses the challenges to create an inclusive national Arab American agenda and describes opportunities to identify and groom the next generation of Arab American leaders.Please support our work by subscribing and sharing this podcast. You can send us an email to podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com, or connect with us on twitter @AACafepodcasts. 

Mr. Hassan Jaber led ACCESS’ growth into the largest and most impactful Arab American community nonprofit in the nation. Under his leadership ACCESS established three national institutions – the Arab American National Museum, the Center for Arab American Philanthropy, and the National Network for Arab American Communities – and some 120 human service programs in 10 locations. Mr. Jaber is an organizer and a thought leader who has been involved with many national and community boards, including his crucial work with the U.S. Census National Community Advisory Board on Race and EthnicityIn a 2-part podcast, Mr. Jaber covers topics including identity, policy, civil rights, organizing and advocacy. He addresses the challenges to create an inclusive national Arab American agenda and describes opportunities to identify and groom the next generation of Arab American leaders.Please support our work by subscribing and sharing this podcast. You can send us an email to <a href="mailto:podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com">podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com</a>, or connect with us on twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/AACafepodcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@AACafepodcasts</a>.

Identity, organizing, advocacy, and the next generation of Arab American leaders. A conversation with Mr. Hassan Jaber. Part 2

Mr. Hassan Jaber led ACCESS’ growth into the largest and most impactful Arab American community nonprofit in the nation. Under his leadership ACCESS established three national institutions – the Arab American National Museum, the Center for Arab American Philanthropy, and the National Network for Arab American Communities – and some 120 human service programs in 10 locations. Mr. Jaber is an activist, an organizer and a thought leader who has been involved with many national and community boards, including his crucial work with the U.S. Census National Community Advisory Board on Race and EthnicityIn a 2-part podcast, Mr. Jaber will cover topics involving policy, civil rights, organizing and advocacy. He will address the challenges to create an inclusive national Arab American agenda and describe opportunities to identify and groom the next generation of Arab American leaders.Please support our work by subscribing and sharing this podcast. You can send us an email to podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com, or connect with us on twitter @AACafepodcasts. 

Mr. Hassan Jaber led ACCESS’ growth into the largest and most impactful Arab American community nonprofit in the nation. Under his leadership ACCESS established three national institutions – the Arab American National Museum, the Center for Arab American Philanthropy, and the National Network for Arab American Communities – and some 120 human service programs in 10 locations. Mr. Jaber is an activist, an organizer and a thought leader who has been involved with many national and community boards, including his crucial work with the U.S. Census National Community Advisory Board on Race and EthnicityIn a 2-part podcast, Mr. Jaber will cover topics involving policy, civil rights, organizing and advocacy. He will address the challenges to create an inclusive national Arab American agenda and describe opportunities to identify and groom the next generation of Arab American leaders.Please support our work by subscribing and sharing this podcast. You can send us an email to <a href="mailto:podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com">podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com</a>, or connect with us on twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/AACafepodcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@AACafepodcasts</a>.

Identity, organizing, advocacy, and the next generation of Arab American leaders. A conversation with Mr. Hassan Jaber. Part 1

Challenges surrounding immigration are front and center in our country. The fourth episode of the Upswell Podcast explores how two changemakers – one near Detroit and one in Los Angeles – are working to advance social justice for immigrant communities. Our first conversation is with Hassan Jaber, executive director and CEO of ACCESS – the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services - in Dearborn, MI. Dedicated to community building and service to all in need, ACCESS provides a range of health and social services to a diverse population, and works to ensure a just and equitable society with the full participation of Arab Americans. Then you’ll hear from Patricia Ortiz, an immigration attorney and program director for the Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project in Los Angeles. Esperanza, a branch of Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, advocates for the rights of all immigrants, and provides legal and community education services to help immigrants navigate our immigration system. The migrant story is as old as our country itself. In inspiring and compelling ways, Hassan and Patricia share how their sense of community helps to guide their work to enable and empower those in need. Take a listen!

Challenges surrounding immigration are front and center in our country. The fourth episode of the Upswell Podcast explores how two changemakers – one near Detroit and one in Los Angeles – are working to advance social justice for immigrant communities. Our first conversation is with Hassan Jaber, executive director and CEO of ACCESS – the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services - in Dearborn, MI. Dedicated to community building and service to all in need, ACCESS provides a range of health and social services to a diverse population, and works to ensure a just and equitable society with the full participation of Arab Americans. Then you’ll hear from Patricia Ortiz, an immigration attorney and program director for the Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project in Los Angeles. Esperanza, a branch of Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, advocates for the rights of all immigrants, and provides legal and community education services to help immigrants navigate our immigration system. The migrant story is as old as our country itself. In inspiring and compelling ways, Hassan and Patricia share how their sense of community helps to guide their work to enable and empower those in need. Take a listen!