Freedom is Good Character

Mission

To expand access to the diverse tradition of critical thinking-based leadership training and character education for all

Vision   

To develop learners for transformational roles within their communities through the timeless good of integrative character education rooted in the principles of critical thinking and servant leadership

Hampton Institute (Hampton University), Hampton, VA., 1899: African American and American Indian students studying Ancient Egypt

Hampton Institute (Hampton University), Hampton, VA., 1899: African American and American Indian students studying Ancient Egypt. Source

Our Services

  • Our Islamic Homeschool: A Global Resource for Parents℠

    • A global community of homeschooling parents supporting one another in attaining their most important goal: raising the next generation of thoughtful, committed Muslims.

    • Rapidly growing community platform hosting pertinent discussion threads, live chats, online workshops, course connections, resources, peer mentorship groups, and more. 

  • Little Sandals Nature Club℠

    • Iman-filled Montessori nature school offerings for ages 3 to 7

    • Closely aligned with “Why Islam is True” educational philosophy

  • Some of Freedom to Think’s include:

    "Introducing Logic & Rhetoric through Malcolm X."

    • A community leadership workshop series

    Course designs for the American Society of Islamic Philosophy and Theology (ASIPT)

    • Verification and Renewal Curriculum (VRC) courses for Muslim high school students (American history, literature and composition, etc., integrated into an Islamic worldview)

Historical Castiglione Map

Castiglione Map, 1525. Source

Our Philosophy of Education

To strengthen the imaginative, rational, and moral capacities of today’s learners through the timeless good of critical thinking-based character education

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Presentation slide of Malcom X's Liberal Education
Portrait of Kevin A Marshall

Kevin A. Marshall

(Founder)

Mr. Kevin A. Marshall is a community organizer, traditional seminary student, and graduate fellow dedicated to expanding access to critical thinking-based character education within culturally diverse settings.  You may find his abbreviated CV here.

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