​Arab American Anti- Discrimination Committee is a civil rights organization committed to defending the rights of people of Arab descent and promoting their rich cultural heritage. ADC was founded by former U.S. Senator James Abourezk in 1980. Today, ADC is the largest Arab American grassroots organization in the U.S.  It actively combats stereotypes and discrimination against the Arab American community in the United States, serving as a public voice on domestic and foreign policy issues. Additionally, it focuses on educating the American public to foster a better understanding of Arab history and culture. The organization also advocates for transnational social justice, aligning with communities of color and oppressed peoples both domestically and internationally.

​​Arab America, a national media organization, ​aims to accurately portray the Arab American community and the Arab world. With a focus on uniting the diverse Arab American population, it serves as an educational resource for all Americans. Arab America achieves its mission by providing up-to-date information on events, news, and various aspects of Arab American life, including cultural organizations, businesses, and community services. The organization empowers Arab Americans through advocacy, entrepreneurship, and professional networking, aspiring to lead in delivering digital media to the Arab American audience.

The Palestine Legal was established in 2012, Palestine Legal is an independent organization dedicated to safeguarding the civil and constitutional rights of those in the United States advocating for Palestinian freedom. Operating as the exclusive legal entity supporting the movement for Palestinian rights in the country, our attorneys, situated in Chicago, New York City, and the Bay Area, provide legal advice, conduct Know Your Rights training, offer advocacy, and furnish litigation support to college students, grassroots activists, and affected communities nationwide. 
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The Arab American National Museum (AANM) is the first and only U.S. museum dedicated to capturing the Arab American experience. Since 2005, AANM has documented, preserved, and presented the history, culture, and contributions of Arab Americans. Our exhibitions span from the late 19th century to today, fostering open dialogue and community gatherings. AANM offers educational opportunities, collaborates with artists, and boasts extensive archives, including Arab American historical documents and art. The Annex @ AANM, symbolizing community engagement, opened in 2015.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations is a nonprofit grassroots organization dedicated to civil rights and advocacy. As the largest Muslim civil liberties organization in the United States, CAIR operates with affiliate offices nationwide, including its national headquarters on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Since its founding in 1994, CAIR has actively promoted a positive image of Islam and Muslims in America through media relations, lobbying, education, and advocacy. The organization works to ensure the representation of the Muslim voice and empowers American Muslims to participate in political and social activism.​

​​Founded in 1995 as the civic engagement arm of the Arab American community, the Arab American Institute Foundation (AAIF) addresses the "Politics of Exclusion." Over two decades, AAIF has actively engaged with the 3.7 million Arab Americans across all 50 states, promoting their active participation in local, state, and national governance.

Established in 1963 in Beirut, the Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS) is an independent non-profit research institution. It was founded by three Arab intellectuals—Constantine Zurayk, Walid Khalidi, and Burhan Dajani—during a critical period when the Palestine Question regained prominence in Arab politics. The vision, endorsed by eight intellectuals, led to the establishment of IPS, evolving through various stages in response to political events in Palestine and the region.  In 1983, IPS-USA was established in Washington, DC as an independent, non-profit research institution with full editorial independence, free from political affiliations or government ties.

​Fostering collective advancement, the Arab American community is intricately connected through NAAP extensive national network. NAAP's mission is centered on connecting, mobilizing, and empowering the Arab American community.  These goals encompass promoting professional networking and social interaction among Arab-American and Arab professionals, educating both Arab American and non-Arab communities about Arab culture, identity, and concerns, advocating for the Arab American community's political causes and interests, supporting the Arab student movement in the United States, and serving society through dedicated volunteerism and community service efforts. 

​The Arab American Bar Association ("AABA") is dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusivity within the legal profession, emphasizing support in the recruitment, retention, and advancement of individuals with Arab descent in law schools and the legal field. Acknowledging the limited representation of individuals from Arab backgrounds in the legal sector, AABA focuses on providing resources to inspire youth's interest in law, ensuring their success throughout the law school application process and beyond. AABA encourages individuals to join and support its mission through its "Membership" page. 

Operating as a non-profit organization, the American Arab Chamber of Commerce actively supports its members, providing unique and valuable business solutions to ensure the growth and prosperity of these businesses on local, national, and international levels. In today's market, having a robust advocate is essential for businesses to thrive.​ The American Arab Chamber of Commerce is steadfast in its commitment to fortifying its members through the provision of valuable networking opportunities and a range of programs, events, and seminars tailored to promote member businesses domestically. 

​The National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce (NUSACC) is the longest-serving organization devoted to U.S.-Arab business relations. Recognized as the voice of American business across the 22 Arab countries, NUSACC is a key gateway for Arab commercial enterprises to access the United States.  With a team of experienced professionals, NUSACC operates nationwide, providing comprehensive service from coast to coast, uniquely positioned to strengthen U.S.-Arab relationships through mutually beneficial trade and investment.

​The US Arab Chamber of Commerce (USACC) plays a pivotal role in serving the business community by offering certification services for commercial invoices (C/I), certificates of origin (C/O), and related export documents. This certification is crucial for businesses exporting to Arab countries or when stipulated in a letter of credit with customers in Arab nations. USACC possesses comprehensive knowledge of U.S. export laws and the regulations of other countries, ensuring compliance and minimizing the risk of legal errors during the planning process.