at Indiana University is a leading academic center dedicated to increasing the understanding of philanthropy and improving its practice through research, teaching, public service and public affairs. Founded in 1987, the Center is a part of the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. Today, the Center boasts a thriving research program that informs the work of nonprofit professionals throughout the world. Academic programs related to philanthropy and nonprofit management are attracting from a diverse group of highly talented students. And The Fund Raising School continues to be the premier international university-based education and training program for fundraisers. Collections Bint al-Nil The Bint al-Nil (Daughter of the Nile) is a women's organization founded by educator, journalist, and reformer Durriyyah Shafiq in 1948 to campaign for women's rights in Egypt. The Bint al-Nil journal collection has selected articles that provides a record of civic engagement and philanthropy within the Egyptian feminist community. The Bint al-Nil Journal is contributed by the Women and Memory to the MPDL, and the Women and Memory Forum holds the copyright to the Bint al-Nil collection. Visual Exhibition The Visual Exhibition collection archives the "January 25th Revolution: Philanthropy Within and Beyond Tahrir Square." It is a collection of pictures submitted by a group of photographers documenting Egypt's recent revolution. This Exhibition is similar to an initiative by the AUC to document Egypt's 21st Century Revolution. Philanthropy Digital Library Documents The Philanthropy Digital Library Documents collection includes documents covering the different aspects of philanthropic practices in the Muslim world. References External links The Digital Collection AUC Library Center of Excellence for Middle Eastern and Arab Cultures Islamic charities Open-access archives Publishing organizations Egyptian digital libraries The American University in Cairo