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CAIR-LA Calls for Cancellation of Anti-Islam Class Taught on Cal State San Bernardino Satellite Campus
(LOS ANGELES, CA – 2/26/2020) – The Greater Los Angeles Area office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-LA) today decried an anti-Islam course taught … Read More
CAIR-LA Reaches Settlement For Muslim Woman Who Refused To Remove Hijab
The Civil Rights Department at CAIR-LA obtained a pre-litigation monetary settlement earlier this month on behalf of a Muslim woman who was fired from her … Read More
CAIR-LA Reaches Settlement For Muslim Woman Who Refused To Remove Hijab
The Civil Rights Department at CAIR-LA obtained a pre-litigation monetary settlement earlier this month on behalf of a Muslim woman who was fired from her … Read More
CAIR-LA Denounces Racist Chant By Students At High School Basketball Game
Photo courtesy of the Santa Maria Times (LOS ANGELES, CA – 2/13/2020) – The Greater Los Angeles Area office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-LA) … Read More
No evidence of hate crime in forum flap
By JULIE DRAKE, The Antelope Valley Press PALMDALE — Palmdale Sheriff’s Station Captain Ronald Shaffer said there was no evidence of a hate crime when … Read More
Chapman U. student no longer enrolled after racist rant, arrest
By ALMA FAUSTO, The Orange County Register A 21-year-old Chapman University student was arrested this week after going on a rant in a campus classroom … Read More
What We Do
Outreach & Education
CAIR seeks to educate American Muslims about their rights so that they may fully engage in all aspects of civic life. CAIR also works with … Learn More
Youth Empowerment
CAIR has always believed that in order to secure a brighter future for our communities, investments must be made in providing our youth with the tools … Learn More
Civic Engagement
Through various programs, CAIR facilitates opportunities to engage with government bodies, to influence public policy by meeting with elected officials and to advocate for legislation that aims … Learn More
Legal Services
Civil rights advocacy remains at the center of CAIR-LA’s work. CAIR has served more than 25,000 victims of discrimination since its founding. Our California offices … Learn More
Our Campaigns
CENSUS 2020: The Census Counts. So Do You
Every 10 years, the federal government is legally required to count every person living in the country, regardless of citizenship status, as part of the U.S. … Learn More
Prepare for a Natural Disaster
The State of California is no stranger to the harsh reality of wildfire and other natural disasters. Far too often, the people and communities hit … Learn More
Tell Congress your first amendment rights are non-negotiable
Congress is trying muzzle dissent by limiting your rights. Let Congress know your first amendment rights are non-negotiable. House Resolution 496 (H. Res. 496), introduced … Learn More
Tell Congress to put pressure on China to end the Uighur Concentration Camps
According to the Department of Defense, as many as 3 million members of the Uighur Muslim community have been placed in concentration camps in the … Learn More
Protect the California Values Act (SB 54)
The CA Values Act protects community members from federal abuses of power, limits racial profiling, and upholds our values of equality and justice. It helps … Learn More
Stop CVE in LA
After Protest from CAIR-LA and Civil Rights Allies, Los Angeles City Council Delays Decision to Accept CVE Funds (LOS ANGELES, CA – 7/3/2018) – Amid … Learn More
Voter Registration and Engagement
We launched our voter registration and engagement campaign towards the end of 2017. The focus of the campaign is on Muslims, minorities, women, and youth, … Learn More
Empowering Muslim Youth
Through our Leadership Development programs we focus on building a pipeline for Muslim youth to thrive and find success. With educational programs like the Muslim … Learn More
#NoMuslimBanEver
Together, we raise our voices to say: No Muslim Ban Ever. The Muslim Ban is one of our most important campaigns, which we have been … Learn More









