LAST DAY for Early Voting AND Grace Period Registration is Saturday, February 21ELECTION DAY is February 24

After the murder of three Muslim students in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, this Tuesday, and continued concern about threats and hate messages being sent in the Chicago area and on social media, CAIR-Chicago reiterates the necessity for local Muslims to be aware of and report any and all threats or hostile behavior.

Chicago residents! There’s still time to register for the upcoming mayoral elections on February 24^th!

Chicago residents! There’s still time to register for the upcoming mayoral elections on February 24^th!

CAIR-Chicago is working with local law enforcement and the FBI Chicago office on recent social media violent threats against the against a south suburban mosque.

Election judges run polling places. They solve problems and make sure every vote is counted. Over 700 college students in Chicago served in 2014. Be part of the next generation of democracy.

The research fellow at CAIR-Chicago is conducting her thesis research on Muslim Americans and the effects of discrimination on mental health. Please complete the survey and pass it along to friends and family who may be interested.

Speak up in solidarity with supporters of free speech on American campuses and against all illegal and duplicitous measures taken by university administrators to silence infringe upon free speech.

Earn extra money while helping administer fair and equal voting!

Find out how you can help support Rasmea Odeh!

After the overwhelming opposition to his Bill 3017, Illinois State Sen. Ira Silverstein introduced a resolution (instead of a bill) that will be voted on in the Judiciary Committee today, Tuesday, at 3 PM.

IMMEDIATE ACTION IS NEEDED: CALL SENATORS ON THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE NOW AND STATE YOUR OPPOSITION TO SB 3017.

Time Sensitive. Last chance to act: Make your voice heard! The Chicago office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Chicago) is calling on its supporters to contact their elected state senators to urge that they drop proposed legislation that would restrict academic freedom and free speech rights.

Join us in connecting with Gov. Quinn to gain his support for the Senate Bill 1587!