Hear from legal and other subject matter experts about your rights and impactful protests.
TUNE IN TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS AS A STUDENT PROTESTING AND ADVOCATING FOR PALESTINE ON YOUR COLLEGE CAMPUS
Read MoreHear from legal and other subject matter experts about your rights and impactful protests.
TUNE IN TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS AS A STUDENT PROTESTING AND ADVOCATING FOR PALESTINE ON YOUR COLLEGE CAMPUS
Read MoreJoin us for a thought-provoking discussion on the complexities of free speech in today's digital age. In an era where voices claim to be censored, canceled, and deplatformed, questions arise about the boundaries and protections of free expression.
Read MoreRecap of CAIR-Chicago's Taste of Ramadan iftar event last Thursday, full of delicious food and out beautiful community.
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce the 12th year anniversary of CAIR-Chicago's "Taste of Ramadan," which will take place on Thursday, March 28, 2024, at our Azima Center located at our downtown location. Maghrib Prayers will be held.
Read MoreEvent on March 9th at MEC Banquet Hall
Read MoreCAIR-Chicago recently took its MYLS 2024 program to Universal School, where students from various Muslim backgrounds across Chicagoland converged. The initiative aimed to foster an understanding of diverse perspectives and the importance of embracing differences within their communities.
Read MoreEvent happening next Monday at The Prayer Center of Orland Park!
Read MoreEvent happening, Wednesday, February 28th.
Read MoreA program set out to help Muslim students become leaders for the future. The MYLS initiative passionately empowers Muslim American youth (grades 8-12) through proactive activism, aiming to guide their communities from the margin to the mainstream.
Read MoreEvent happening Saturday, February 10th!
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that CAIR-Chicago’s Executive Director Ahmed Rehab and Operations Manager Maggie Slavin, will help participate and facilitate an insightful panel discussion hosted by the South Asian Solidarity Movement. This engaging event aims to address and explore the nuanced intersection of Islamophobia within Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities.
Read MoreUnlock the power of your voice! Join our “Know Your Rights” session to gain insight into the essence of freedom of speech and discover effective ways to exercise it across various domains, including your workplace, school, and social media.
Read MoreJoin us tonight for a thought-provoking online event featuring a distinguished guest speaker, Ahmed Rehab, Executive Director of CAIR-Chicago. The event, titled, “Islam & Muslims in the Media: How Far We’ve Come, How Far To Go,” will delve into the portrayal of Islam and Muslims in the media, reflecting on the progress made and the challenges that lie ahead.
Read MoreCAIR-Chicago is excited to engage with students at Evanston Township High School for an informative and interactive educational outreach session. Over two days, we’ll delve into important topics related to Islamophobia, Muslim rights, and fostering a culture of inclusivity.
Read MoreJoin CAIR-Chicago for an enlightening discourse on Islamophobia and Muslim rights at Dominican University. This event aims to shed light on the challenges the Muslim community faces and promote a deeper understanding of their rights in the current socio-political landscape.
Read MoreThe MYLS initiative passionately empowers Muslim American youth (grades 8-12) through proactive activism, aiming to guide their communities from the margin to the mainstream. It seeks to foster a healthy Muslim American identity that seamlessly integrates into pluralistic American society while staying true to one's faith values.
Read MoreThe Council on American-Islamic Relations - Chicago (CAIR-Chicago) convened a crucial press conference at 11:00 AM on December 6th to address the disheartening case of Jinan Chehade, a Georgetown Law graduate unjustly terminated from the well-known Chicago law firm Foley & Lander. Beyond a singular incident, the press conference illuminated a distrubing trend observed locally and nationally.
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