May 30 @ 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Racism against Muslims is rampant in our country and we need to stand up against it. We need to come together as diverse communities to protect one another and unite.
If we remain divided, and make it easy for the government to pin us against each other, these fascist leaders will continue to use us as pawns in their dirty, corrupt games.
When our communities are in danger, we need to stand strong together. By sharing spaces to learn about one another, we build relationships and bonds that can not be broken by myths and false information.
Let’s start by coming together for a meaningful community conversation about Confronting Islamophobia in America.
🗓 Saturday, May 30, 2026
🕒 3–6 PM
📍 Al Nahda Center – Oak Lawn
Featuring panelists and authors Anna Piela and Michael Woolf (Confronting Islamophobia in the Church: Liturgical Tools for Justice).
We’ll be discussing:
• The realities of Islamophobia in America
• The role of solidarity in confronting hate
• How Muslims and allies can challenge racism and division
This is a space to connect with advocates, faith leaders, and community members committed to justice and understanding.
✅ Free admission (in-person only)
🍽 Refreshments will be served
Register here:
tinyurl.com/MYAIslam
Hosted by:
Advocates 4 Justice | Al Nahda Center | Mennonite Action Chicago | Challenging Islamophobia Together Chicagoland (CITC)
Come be part of a respectful, grounded dialogue where every voice matters 🤝