Islamophobia Reports

2009-2010 Islamophobia Report
Same Hate, New Target: Islamophobia and its Impact in the United States 2009-2010. CAIR and the UC Berkeley Center on Race and Gender offer a definition of Islamophobia, an overview of its growing negative impact in the United States, and the names of individuals and institutions known for promoting or opposing the phenomenon.

2009-2010 Islamophobia Report Errata
Corrects some typographical errors in the 2009-2010 Islamophobia report.

2009-2010 Islamophobia Report PowerPoint
A slide presentation summarizing the 2009-2010 Islamophobia report.

Islamophobia Briefs

2012: Rep. Peter King’s Anti-Muslim Congressional Hearings
Paper finds that over the course over four hearings, Rep. Peter King failed to substantiate his two main anti-Muslim allegations.

2012: Thirteen Days in Ramadan: A Preliminary Examination of Anti-Muslim Incidents Following the Oak Creek Massacre

Other Documents and Letters

2012: Coalition Letter on Zuhdi Jasser
Zuhdi Jasser of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy gives Islamophobes cover for their bias. In this letter, CAIR and other concerned groups demonstrate his lack of credibility in the mainstream Muslim community.

2012: Letter to Florida Department of Law Enforcement regarding its use of anti-Muslim trainer Sam Kharoba of the Counter Intelligence Operations Center.

2011: Most Frequently-Cited Islamophobes
When the 2009-2010 Islamophobia report was released in June, 2011 certain names were already appearing on surveys of America's worst Islamophobes. This chart lists those individuals.