America, Muslims and the "Ground Zero Controversy". Watch PBS Films Online. Understand the Broader Issues. Tell Your Friends.

The controversy continues around the planned Community Center at Park 51 in Lower Manhattan, or what is often incorrectly referred to as the "Ground Zero Mosque." Here at Unity Productions Foundation we would like to elevate the conversation and promote civil, informed discourse around some of the broader questions — What did the 9/11 tragedy feel like to American Muslims? What is the story behind the interfaith group in New Jersey that helped build a mosque? What do Muslims worldwide really believe about terrorism? What are the aspirations of American Muslims?

To address these and other questions we're offering you our award-winning PBS films for free online. We sincerely hope that you will watch these films and share them with friends, colleagues, and social networks.

WATCH A CLIP
Kevin James, a Muslim American fireman at the World Trade Center on September 11th, tells his story (Excerpt from Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet), RT 05:47	*The Multifaith Coalition* discuss their efforts in helping to build a mosque amidst local controversy (Excerpt from Talking Through Walls), RT 02:40
*Polling Data on Worldwide Muslim populations* reveals the geographic and ethnic diversity of Muslim populations (Excerpt from Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think). RT 01:02	*Polling Data on Prejudice Towards Muslims* points to some of the causes of prejudice towards Muslims (Excerpt from Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think). RT 04:00
Daisy Khan, a Muslim American discusses her personal journey of faith (Excerpt from Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet), RT 01:36	*An Interfaith Meeting* in New York following the 9/11 attacks brings together activists and condemns terrorism in the name of Islam (Excerpt from Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet), RT 01:36
WATCH A FILM
Talking through Walls tells a story of a mosque project in suburban New York that faces opposition but brings the Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, and Buddhist communities together in dialogue. RT 57:05	*Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think* looks at Gallup polling data to find out what exactly Muslims worldwide think about violence, terrorism, democracy and other issues. Featuring Dalia Mogahed from Gallup, John Esposito from Georgetown and Kenneth Pollack from the Brookings Institution. RT 55:55
Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet, tells the story of what Muhammad means to the millions of American Muslims that live out his values on a daily basis. Featuring Karen Armstrong and Hamza Yusuf. RT 01:55:30	*Allah Made Me Funny*, a landmark concert film follows three acclaimed comedians on stage and off as they lift the veil to reveal the humorous truth of what it's really like to be Muslim in America. RT 57:05
START A DIALOGUE
20,000 Dialogues “About” the nationwide initiative that uses discussions about films to promote pluralism, dialogue, and civic engagement. RT 02:45	*20,000 Dialogues* “How To” instructs you on how host a dialogue in your living room, community center, congregation, or school. RT 01:56