Breaking Bread, Building Community📍Wednesday March 18 @ 6:30 PM | Cornely Room 1680 & Classroom 1690, School of Public Health I Join us for the School of Public Health's 3rd Annual Community Iftar — a gathering rooted in the tradition of breaking bread together and building the community bonds that sustain us. Every shared meal is an act of solidarity, and this Ramadan, we come together across faiths, backgrounds, and experiences not just to share a meal, but to affirm our collective strength, care for one another, and find hope and resilience in the face of today's challenges.This year's Iftar explores questions of identity, community, migration, and unity at a moment when so many are feeling the weight of uncertainty. As our communities face threats to healthcare access, attacks on minority and women's health, and the very real fears surrounding immigration enforcement and shifting federal policies, the need to lean into one another has never been more urgent. Yet it is precisely in these moments that our diversity becomes our greatest strength — our differences not as divides, but as sources of richness, solidarity, and collective power.We invite you all to join us in exploring what it means to show up for one another, to hold space across difference, and to find hope not despite the challenges we face, but through the communities we build together — because in times like these, coming together is one of the most powerful things we can do.In the spirit of Ramadan and with the end of the semester coming around, Muslim Students of Public Health is happy to share a space for our school community to get together! Thus, this is open to all students, staff, and faculty to attend. Please feel free to bring your family and loved ones with you. There will be free food, some chai, anda good time! :-)