The Campus Director's Blog
TAP was founded earlier this year with a simple but crucial mission: to raise awareness about the threat of militant Islam amongst the youth of our country. For it is they who will inherit this nation and the grave task of defending her people in this life and death struggle.
Campus Director's NoteOct 02, 2008
To date, we have signed up student groups from 70 schools to participate in “Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week III: Stop the Jihad on Campus.” More schools are in the process of signing up to distribute copies of Obsession on their campus. Most will be distributing materials, holding film screenings and presenting the petition against the Hadith of Hate to student organizations, and some schools will be hosting speakers.
The Muslim Students Association and the Jihad NetworkSep 18, 2008
The Terrorism Awareness Project has released a video regarding the activities and behaviors of the Muslim Students Association, including information about the inflammatory anti American and anti Semitic speakers, often subsidized by student government funds, who are hosted by the Muslim Students Association chapters.
University of Southern California's MSA ChapterSep 11, 2008
A religious organization on a college campus represents more than just their members—they represent the students of that religion to the university campus.
Student Guide to 'Stop the Jihad on Campus' is now availableSep 09, 2008
We are pleased to announce the publication of the Student’s Guide to Stop the Jihad On Campus, which is an indispensable manual for organizing events and protests during the week of October 13-17 in conjunction with Islam-Fascism Awareness Week III.
An Error CorrectedAug 20, 2008
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has long been the foremost defender of free speech on college campuses and consequently has been a longtime ally of the David Horowitz Freedom Center in its battles with the campus left. For two decades we have sought the help of FIRE in these conflicts and have often vetted our campaigns with them beforehand to make sure we stayed on the right side of First Amendment issues. In our haste to put together a campaign to confront the jihad network on American college campuses, however, we failed to take this precaution and the result has been a slip on the way to our goal.