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CAIR carries out its mission through the following strategies:

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Our Programs Manager, Courtney Mangus, is thankful

Our Programs Manager, Courtney Mangus, is thankful for the allies that have come forward during our community's difficult times to get involved in so many ways. For the allies that join trainings, become volunteers, attend our events, and get involved, thank you because this movement needs supporters. See how you can get involved today: ca.cair.com/sfba

Saleem Baquer supports CAIR-SFBA because of our wo

Saleem Baquer supports CAIR-SFBA because of our work on defeating the Muslim Ban and assisting with ending bullying in schools and immigration benefits. Join us as we work to be a backbone for the community, defending rights, and building collective power: bit.ly/cairsfbagive

The #NOBANAct is being voted on in the House of Re

The #NOBANAct is being voted on in the House of Representatives this afternoon and our Shero Congresswoman @rashidatlaib is presiding.

#NoMuslimBanEver

Guilty. Guilty. Guilty. “We are encouraged by

Guilty. Guilty. Guilty.

“We are encouraged by the jury’s decision to convict Derek Chauvin. It is by no means the end of our efforts to build a more just and equitable Minnesota and nation, but it is an important milestone on our journey and a step to healing deep, generational traumas.

“While today’s verdict is encouraging, it does not diminish the urgency with which we must continue our efforts to combat the epidemic of police violence in our communities.

“George Floyd received justice today in that courtroom, now we must continue advocating for justice for all, everywhere: in the legislature, where we’re fighting to pass bills to increase police oversight and end qualified immunity, in our own communities, where we come together to heal and build trust and mutual understanding, and in the streets, where every day we are organizing, marching, and strengthening our movement.”

-CAIR-MN Executive Director Jaylani Hussein

#GeorgeFloyd #DereckChauvin #BlackLivesMatter

Learn more about our Microaggression training by v

Learn more about our Microaggression training by visiting our website. This post is part of a series called Understanding Bias Speech created by Reena and Sara from the San Francisco Islamic School as part of a semester-long internship with CAIR-SFBA. Look out for their future posts to learn more about microaggressions, hate crimes, and other forms of bias speech.

Protesting is an important way to exercise your ri

Protesting is an important way to exercise your right to free speech and to make your voice heard on issues of importance to you. However, it can also be intimidating, and so @aaajalc and we encourage you to familiarize yourself with your rights before you and your loved ones go out to protest with community members.

Like the Uyghur woman’s story you just read, CAI

Like the Uyghur woman’s story you just read, CAIR’s work impacts real people. These individuals would not have access to justice, or hope, without organizations like CAIR who are dedicated to utilizing the framework of the United States legal system to ensure that safety is available to all.

Please support our work this Ramadan with your tax-deductible, zakat-eligible donation: bit.ly/cairsfbagive

This Ramadan, we want to focus on what we are than

This Ramadan, we want to focus on what we are thankful for.

Our Advocacy Manager, Aliza Kazmi, is thankful for the community members who work towards building unity and power among Bay Area Muslims. CAIR would not be able to fight for justice without every person who takes part in community-building, meetings with elected officials, commenting on proposed policies, registering and pledging to vote, and demonstrating and protesting.

What are you thankful for?

Join us this Sunday for "Renewing Faith & Restorin

Join us this Sunday for "Renewing Faith & Restoring Justice," a special Ramadan online event with Imam Siraj Wahhaj & Sheikha Iesha Prime. Don't miss the engaging Q&A session with these scholars. Register at bit.ly/ramadan041821

Did you know the mission and vision of CAIR? Now

Did you know the mission and vision of CAIR?

Now you do! Join our dedicated staff this Ramadan as we work to change the narrative and advocate for American Muslims. Please do what you can to support our mission and vision; our communities depend on it. bit.ly/cairsfbagive

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