
IDPAC
International Druze Public Affairs Council
Who we are
IDPAC represents and advocates for the legitimate interests, heritage, rights, and concerns of Druze communities at the international level through lawful, transparent, and peaceful public affairs engagement. IDPAC also works to promote dialogue, mutual understanding, and cooperation among communities, institutions, and decision-makers. IDPAC does not align with or support any political party, government, armed group, or ideological movement, nor does it oppose any of them. It operates strictly within democratic values, international law, and the recognized role of civil society. Its work focuses on educational, humanitarian, cultural, and human-rights initiatives, with a clear commitment to peace, coexistence, and the protection of human dignity.
Mission
To promote peace, protect human rights, and support constructive public participation of Druze communities at the international level through nonviolent, non-political, and nonprofit action.
Vision
A world in which Druze communities—alongside all peoples—live in peace, security, dignity, and equal citizenship, free from discrimination, violence, and marginalization, where dialogue replaces conflict.
What we do
- 01Advocating for civil rights, equal citizenship, and minority protection
- 02Promoting peace, dialogue, and mutual understanding
- 03Raising awareness of Druze history, culture, and contemporary issues
- 04Supporting humanitarian, cultural, and community development initiatives
- 05Building partnerships with civil society organizations, academic institutions, and international organizations
Leadership
International chapters
Chapter details will appear here when IDPAC staff publish them.
Website: https://aidpacusa.org
Email: [email protected]
App version: 1.0.0
Questions
What is IDPAC?
IDPAC stands for the International Druze Public Affairs Council. It is an independent international nonprofit, non-political civil society organization.
Is IDPAC a political or partisan organization?
No. IDPAC is strictly nonpartisan and non-political.
Does IDPAC represent all Druze communities worldwide?
No. IDPAC does not claim to be the sole or official representative.
Why was IDPAC established?
To promote peace, protect rights, support civic engagement, and raise awareness of Druze history and culture.
Does IDPAC offer membership?
Yes. Druze individuals worldwide may apply. Druze individuals aged 18+, committed to peace and non-political engagement, are eligible.
Does IDPAC accept donations?
Yes. Donations are generally not tax-deductible under U.S. law for 501(c)(4) organizations. Donations are used for education, humanitarian work, operations, compliance, and partnerships.
Does IDPAC support armed groups or violence?
No. IDPAC categorically rejects violence and extremism.