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November 11, 2023 @ 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

29th Anniversary Gala

Santa Clara Convention Center 5001 Great America Pkwy, Santa Clara

On behalf of the board, staff, and volunteers at CAIR-SFBA, it is our pleasure to invite you to our 29th Anniversary Gala on Saturday, November … Read More

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Yesterday, Congress voted (269-144) to prohibit th

Yesterday, Congress voted (269-144) to prohibit the State Department from citing statistics obtained from the Gaza Health Ministry in a disturbing attempt to hide the truth about the ongoing violence, death, and bloodshed in Palestine. The World Health Organization, the UN, and other international bodies have verified the death toll reported by the Ministry, consistently finding it accurate in both this conflict and prior ones. Call out the 11 Congress members from California who supported this amendment, including Bay Area @repswalwell (CA-14) and @repjimmypanetta (CA-19). Send your email now ➡️ bit.ly/genocidedenial. #GazaHealthMinistry #HumanRights #StateDepartment #GazaGenocide

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The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for C

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched an investigation into the Berkeley Unified School District for anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab, and anti-Muslim hate following a federal civil rights complaint submitted by CAIR-SFBA and the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee on May 8. The complaint outlined numerous incidents of harassment and discrimination, physical assaults, and nonconsensual filming of students participating in pro-Palestine activities. It also described unequal opportunities for Palestinian, Arab and Muslim students to express themselves and learn about their heritage compared to their peers, as well as inadequate support services for Arabic-speaking students and parents. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/ocrbusd

Become a Champion of Justice! Your monthly suppor

Become a Champion of Justice! Your monthly support helps empower future leaders through our flagship youth programs: the Muslim Youth Leadership Program and Muslim Gamechangers Network. Join us in fostering the next generation of leaders who will continue the fight for justice and equality. Together, we can make a difference. 💪🏽 Stand with us as we stand for our youth. 💪🏽 👉 Donate today. Link in our bio or visit bit.ly/donatetocairsfba. Be sure to select "make it monthly."

On Tuesday, Pres. Biden signed an executive order

On Tuesday, Pres. Biden signed an executive order to expand the "Parole in Place" program, allowing certain undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens to stay in the country and work legally. While this is a positive step, it doesn't go far enough. CAIR San Francisco Bay Area (CAIR-SFBA) Executive Director Zahra Billoo: "While we are pleased to see this expansion of Parole in Place and look forward to supporting eligible individuals through the process, it is only a small step in addressing the needs of our immigrant communities. The program provides relief by eliminating the need for i601a waivers and consular processing, yet many affected individuals already had a pathway, albeit a more challenging one. “This measure, while helpful, does not address the broader systemic issues that many immigrants face daily. We call on the administration to implement broader reforms that go beyond symbolic gestures and create lasting, meaningful change. “Comprehensive immigration reform is necessary to ensure all undocumented immigrants have a clear, just, and humane pathway to citizenship. We need policies that reflect the contributions and presence of immigrants in our communities and ensure that families are not torn apart." Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/paroleinplacecair

Last year, over 600 community members contacted CA

Last year, over 600 community members contacted CAIR-SFBA for assistance with a multitude of immigration matters, including: 🛡️ Asylum
📝 Citizenship applications
⏳ Naturalization delays
⚖️ Removal defense Your donations make this work possible. And a monthly donation is the best way to help us plan and manage our capacity on an ongoing basis.
Become a "Champion of Justice" by making a monthly donation to CAIR-SFBA so we can continue to help immigrant families start anew, new citizens gain their right to vote, and individuals navigate complex immigration challenges. 💪 Stand with us as we stand for immigrants' rights. 💪 Visit bit.ly/donatetocairsfba and select "make this donation monthly."

Today, we honor #Juneteenth, a day commemorating t

Today, we honor #Juneteenth, a day commemorating the end of slavery in the US 159 years ago. This day symbolizes a broader fight for freedom and justice and celebrates the resilience and strength of the African American community.
While Juneteenth marks a historic victory, it also serves as a reminder of the continuous fight for civil rights and social justice. In the 1970s, renowned political activist, academic, and author Angela Davis stated:
“I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept."
These words, as poignant today as ever, inspire action and perseverance in the ongoing struggle for freedom and justice, urging everyone to challenge and transform oppressive systems and practices.
These words are at the heart of CAIR-SFBA's work every single day, as we strive to create a more equitable and just society for all.

CAIR-SFBA today condemned the racist, Islamophobic

CAIR-SFBA today condemned the racist, Islamophobic verbal attack directed at Muslims from the Islamic Center of San Francisco as they gathered for an Eid al-Adha celebration at McLaren Park in San Francisco on Monday morning. In a statement, CAIR-SFBA Executive Director @zahrabilloo said: “This kind of hate speech is unacceptable and must be condemned in the strongest terms. The Muslim community, like any other community, has the right to gather and worship in peace. Such incidents only serve to underscore the urgent need to address the rise in Islamophobia across our nation. " @icsf400 Board Member Shahbaz Shaikh said: “I have been a part of this community for many years and have never seen anything like this in San Francisco before. It was a horrible and sad incident. We felt very unsafe, and it was shocking the way the man was so casual with his racism and xenophobia.” To learn more, visit bit.ly/condemnhate

Protests are one of the many ways to have your voi

Protests are one of the many ways to have your voice heard, stand up for issues important to you, and exercise your right to free speech. However, CAIR-SFBA wants to remind you of the importance of knowing your rights as a protester. Swipe ➡️ to learn important information about protesting as a non-U.S. citizen. *Note: This guide is for general purposes only. It does not, nor is it intended to, constitute legal advice. If you need further assistance, contact CAIR-SFBA's Immigrants' Rights department to consult with an Immigration Attorney at 408.986.9874 or visit bit.ly/cairsfbaimmigration to submit an intake form.

✈️ Got upcoming travel plans? With summer upo

✈️ Got upcoming travel plans? With summer upon us and #July4 just around the corner, CAIR-SFBA wants to ensure you're prepared for your trip by knowing your rights as an airline passenger. Swipe ➡️ to see answers to some common questions we receive about traveling while #Muslim. *This serves as a guide and does not constitute legal advice. If you feel your rights have been violated or if you need more direct assistance, contact CAIR-SFBA’s civil rights department at 408.986.9874 or visit bit.ly/cairsfbareport to report an incident.

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