ATLANTA, GA, 6/5/16) – On Thursday, June 9, Georgia’s Muslim community will, God willing, host an interfaith memorial service (6 p.m.) for Muhammad Ali at the Atlanta Masjid
(5/26/16 – ATLANTA, GA) CAIR Georgia joined an interfaith demonstration outside the Atlanta headquarters of Immigration & Customs Enforcement on Thursday, May 26th. Religious leaders
(5/21/16 – ATLANTA, GA) CAIR Georgia hosted a special seminar, Muslims Rebutting Extremism: How to Win the Information War Against Islamophobes & Foreign Extremists on May 21st
(5/23/16 – ATLANTA, GA) The leader of the Georgia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR Georgia) joined an interfaith rally for social justice
CAIR Georgia Executive Director Edward Ahmed Mitchell met with the leadership of the Atlanta chapter of the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) at Masjid
CAIR Georgia recently attended a community engagement meeting hosted by civil rights attorneys from the Department of Homeland Security at the Sam Nunn Federal Building in
Georgia Muslims began early voting together on Saturday, May 14th, as part of a voting initiative hosted by CAIR-GA and the Georgia Muslim Voter Project.
CAIR-GA Executive Director Edward Ahmed Mitchell delivered a CAIR presentation about Islam to members of a Boy Scouts group on behalf of Fayetteville’s Islamic Community
CAIR-GA Executive Director Edward Ahmed Mitchell met with the board of Masjid Al-Mu’minun in Atlanta Wednesday evening to offer CAIR’s free services, including a Last
CAIR Georgia joined a May 10th training session for social justice groups led by Rev. Dr. William Barber at The Temple, Atlanta’s most prominent synagogue.
