The Institute of Interfaith Dialog Little Rock branch organized "Dinner of Abrahamic Tradigions" on August 28, 2010. The theme of the program was "Fasting in Abrahamic Traditions" since muslims around the world observe the month of Ramadan in which they fast 30 days. Three speakers from three Abrahamic faiths; Rabbi Eugene Levy, George Hankins Hull, and Dr. Mehmet Ulupinar talked about the role of fasting in their respective faiths. There was a group of listeners from different congregations who have been informed about the importance of fasting and what it means.

This dinner was the first one in Little Rock and will continue to take place every six months for the members of faith community.

The Institute of Interfaith Dialog, in collaboration with the Gulen Institute , organized the third Annual Fellow Travelers' Reunion Dinner.  Travelers shared their memories while enjoying the Turkish Couisine. Dr. James Thurmond, Ms. Kristina Coleman and Ms. Ellen McDonald shared their personal memories with other travelers. Dr. Rogelio Contreras and Students from UST Micro Credit Program talked about their recent trip to Turkey and their cooperation with the Institute of Interfaith Dialog.  Dinner ended with a live music  performance. Guests enjoyed the beauty of the Turkish Classical Music Instrument, Reed Flute.

The institute of Interfaith Dialog of Tulsa has been recognized with Dan Newby/Ben Hill award on Thursday, June 10^th at the annual assembly of Tulsa Metropolitan ministry (TMM). The award Is given to an individual or organization that works reduce violence and promote understanding between groups, fights against racism and any "ism" that divides people. The IID of Tulsa has been actively working  in Tulsa area for over 6 years promoting intercultural dialog and brining different groups of people around the same table. Alice Blue from the Jewish Federation of Tulsa presented the award to IID. Alice said she has always been proud of seeing the achievements of IID and the positive impact the group has on the citizens of Tulsa. Orhan Osman, the executive director of IID said this award will just increase the burden on their shoulder as he thinks that the groups to has to work harder. He says the award definitely encourages the volunteers of the organization. The IID has organized many programs serving all parts of the community and being to all souls in Tulsa."

Raindrop Turkish House and Institute of Interfaith Dialog hosted Temple B’nai Israel on April 5^th, 2010.Mehri Ogneva Administrative Assistant of the Raindrop Turkish House welcomed the guests on behalf of the Raindrop Turkish House. She mentioned that Turkey’s  close relationships with Jewish people date back to the Ottoman Empire. When Ottoman Sultan Bayezid  the II sent out the Ottoman navy to Spain in 1492 in order to save Sephardic Jews, who were expelled by the Spanish Inquisition.

The Institute of Interfaith Dialog (IID) held the 3rd Dinner of Abrahamic Traditions on February 25, 2010 with the participation of 210 people including but not limited to community leaders, academicians and other distinguished guests. The dinner was followed by a splendid panel discussion entitled “Women in Abrahamic Traditions”. The three panelists were Rabbi Judith Z. Abrams of the Maqom School for Talmud Study, Bishop Janice R. Hui of Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church (UMC), and Ayse K. Coskun of Yale School of Medicine and Hartford Seminary Islamic Studies and Christian Muslim Relations.