Looking for literature resources, civil rights help, or legal referrals to navigate the Illinois prison system? Download our NEW guide “The Prison Project: A Guide to Illinois Legal Services”.

This guide is designed to empower protestors by informing them of their legal rights in the United States, specifically addressing common issues faced by protestors.

CAIR-Chicago condemns the recent Islamophobic threats made against Muslim owned restaurant, “Let’s Eat to Live”

An Afghan asylum seeker aided the US forces in their fight against terrorism before seeking asylum in the US in 2018. However, his application faced delays and only got approved in November 2023 after legal action was taken against the US Department of Homeland Security.

In a mission to advocate for religious freedom and equality, CAIR-Chicago has been diligently working alongside correctional facilities across the nation to provide vital resources and support to incarcerated Muslims. Through a multifaceted approach, CAIR-Chicago has strived to ensure that the religious rights and accommodations of Muslim inmates are respected and upheld.

After a long legal battle, the US Department of Homeland Security approved Abdulkareem's citizenship application on March 12, 2024. His story serves as a beacon of hope for immigrants across the nation, demonstrating the transformative power of advocacy and community support.

In light of the disturbing rise of doxing cases targeting Muslims, particularly students and employees, this comprehensive guidebook serves as a vital resource in educating and empowering community members on how to deal if targeted in person or online.