What: Executive Director to lead Muslim Youth Leadership Training.This interactive one-day workshop is an excellent opportunity for High School and College students to learn how to pursue social justice, mobilize others, and proudly represent Islam.

What: Communications Coordinator, Sultan Muhammad, to participate in the 'First Annual Milad Conference.' The topic of discussion is aimed at bringing together Muslim leadership on one platform to highlight unity within the Muslim faith, using 'the Legacy of the Prophet' as an example to bridge the Sunni-Shia gap.

What: CAIR-Chicago Prison Project Coordinator, Ausaf Farooqi, speaks at the Advisory Board Meeting of the Illinois Department of Corrections concerning accommodations for Muslim inmates.

What: 'Injustices across the (Muslim) world'?

What: Davidson College's Muslim Students' Association presents its 1st annual Islam Awareness Week with a week of events and lectures. The first and main event is a dinner and a talk by Ahmed Rehab, Director of the Council of American-Islamic Relations in Chicago.

What: The Rest & The West? Understanding Differences in a Shared Environment

What: "Dealing with Diversity " is a sociology course produced by Governors State and used by universities around the country.

What: The Faith and Public Issues Task force of Saint Pauls United Church of Christ is running a series on Islam in the world and how Christians should work with Muslims toward a shared vision of human harmony and mutual support in these profoundly troubled times.

What: Presentation on the basic tenets of Islam, the Muslim American experience post 9-11, as well as the relationship between the Muslim community in the Chicagoland area with their neighbors

What: Presentation on the prevalent misconceptions surrounding Islam

What: Effecting Social Change and Human Rights : Challenging the constructs of your Legal system by working within it

What: Radio Islam DinnerWhen: March 3, 2007 at 6pm

What: DePaul University's Islamic World Studies Program, PBS and WETA, with sponsorship from DePaul's College of Liberal Arts & Sciences' Global Voices series and The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, would like to invite you to the second Town Hall Meeting in the Islam: Image versus Reality series, which will prescreen clips from several of the films to be shown in the America at a Crossroads series produced by WETA, the Washington, D.C. PBS station.

What: Presentation on the Basics of the Islamic faith: its history, sacred texts, fundamental laws and common misconceptions. The event is part of the church's adult education program

What: CULTURE OF VIOLENCE: LEBANON SUMMER OF 2006 (A Lecture with Sami Hermez)

What: DePaul University Non-Violence and Social Justice TEACH INTopic: Islam, Pluralism and Democracy in America and the West.

What: "Getting to Know Muslim America"

What: Friday Sermon (Khutbah) Who: Ahmed Rehab, CAIR-Chicago Executive Director

What: Friday Sermon (Khutbah) Speaker: Ahmed Rehab CAIR-Chicago Executive Director