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Fighting ISIS At Home & Abroad

America Abroad discusses the military strategies to defeat ISIS with foreign policy anaylsts; hears from American-Muslim organizers and commentators about preventing extremism at home; and features a segment from an international town on countering violent extremism. Guests include:<ul><li>James Jeffrey: Philip Solondz Distinguished Fellow, The Washington Institute</li><li>Anne Marie Slaughter: President &amp; CEO, New America</li><li>Hassan Hassan: Resident fellow, The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Peace</li><li>Khurram Dara: Author, "Contracting Fear: Islamic Law in the Middle East and Middle America</li><li>Hedieh Mirahmadi: President, The World Organization for Resource Development and Education</li><li>Abdimalik Mohamed: Director of International Affairs, Ka Joog</li><li>Hanif Qadir: founder, Active Change Federation</li></ul>

ISIS black and white flag

Rob Sachs

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