CHICAGO — Northwestern University is facing at least two lawsuits and several resignations in the wake of its agreement with pro-Palestinian protestors to end the encampment on campus.

Paz, a student organizer of Northwestern University’s chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace, speaks about her positive time at the encampments.

(CHICAGO, IL, 5/1/2024) – On Thursday, May 2, the Chicago Office of the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the largest civil rights and advocacy organization in the nation, will hold a press conference today with local Chicago university student leaders involved in organizing Palestinian solidarity demonstrations to discuss ongoing students protests and encampments and react to new "antisemitism" congressional bill chilling freedom of speech in this country.

CAIR-Chicago's Executive Director, Ahmed Rehab, speaks at the 2024 Arab American Heritage Month reception hosted by the Office of Mayor Brandon Johnson at The Chicago Cultural Center.

(CHICAGO, IL, 4/25/2024) - Executive Director of CAIR-Chicago, Ahmed Rehab, joined panelists at University of Chicago Institute of Politics to explore the complex, shifting landscape of free speech in today's digital age.

In an era where voices claim to be censored, canceled, and deplatformed, questions arise about the boundaries and protections of free expression.

Hear from legal and other subject matter experts about your rights and impactful protests.

TUNE IN TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS AS A STUDENT PROTESTING AND ADVOCATING FOR PALESTINE ON YOUR COLLEGE CAMPUS

CAIR-Chicago is seeking a dynamic and proactive Media Relations Communication Coordinator to join our team.

CAIR-Chicago is seeking a dynamic and proactive Media Relations Communication Coordinator to join our team.

From the bottom of our hearts, CAIR-Chicago wishes you and your loved ones the most blessed Eid; and we pray for the freedom and vindication of our oppressed.

The CAIR-Chicago family extends our warmest wishes for blessings and peace to you and your loved ones. In these challenging times, may you find solace and strength in your spiritual journey.

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the complexities of free speech in today's digital age. In an era where voices claim to be censored, canceled, and deplatformed, questions arise about the boundaries and protections of free expression.

A Recent VIRAL Video of the FBI visiting the home of an American Muslim woman in Oklahoma has the whole country talking. In it, the agents can be seen questioning the woman over her social media posts supporting Palestine and criticizing Israel, going so far as to admit that "Facebook sent them two screenshots."

Whether standing with the family of our little martyr Wadea and making sure they are taken care of and that his story shakes up the world, or standing up with Jinan Chehade and all those fired for speaking the truth even if it means suing the city's largest law firm, or standing with the families of Gaza to make sure their stories are heard in every living room, and at every elected office, CAIR-Chicago is committed to defending and empowering us.

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.

Recap of CAIR-Chicago's Taste of Ramadan iftar event last Thursday, full of delicious food and out beautiful community.

CAIR-Chicago, a leading Muslim advocacy nonprofit group, connected the late-year surge to the domestic fallout from Israel’s attacks on Gaza and the subsequent lop-sides media coverage and political statements.

In a heartfelt gesture of inclusivity and respect, the Chicago Cubs have once again illuminated their iconic stadium marquee with the message “Ramadan Mubarak 2024.”

In a gathering at the CAIR-Chicago office, Palestinian American families from the Chicagoland area shared their stories of loved ones in Gaza, highlighting the dire circumstances of kidnapping and starvation despite holding US citizenship.

CAIR-Chicago’s Executive Director Ahmed Rehab discusses the interplay between global social climates and their impact on Muslim communities in “Voices of Resilience.”