Arab American National Museum - Arab American National Museum Mission Statement

Arab American National Museum Mission Statement

The Arab American National Museum's mission is to document, preserve, celebrate, and educate the public on the history, life, culture and contributions of Arab Americans. We serve as a resource to enhance knowledge and understanding about Arab Americans and their presence in the United States.

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