Contact Us

If you would like to contact a CAIR chapter, click here to find your local chapter.

CAIR’s headquarters:

Address:
453 New Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20003
Phone: (202) 488-8787
Fax: (202) 488-0833
www.cair.com

CIVIL RIGHTS:

If you are seeking legal help or wish to file a complaint about a civil rights matter, please use our online complaint form. You can also email the Civil Rights Department at civilrights@cair.com, call us at 202-742-6420 or fax us at 202-379-3317.

MEDIA:

If you are a media professional, you can contact our media department by email or by calling 202-488-8787 x1.

If you are a media professional on deadline, you can also contact media staff at:

CAIR National Communications Director Ibrahim Hooper at 202-744-7726 or ihooper@cair.com

OUTREACH:

We offer a variety of workshops, seminars, and trainings on Islam and civil rights. If you would like to schedule a speaker fill out the form here. For more information on our events, please email or call 202-488-8787 x 4.

ISLAMOPHOBIA:

The Department to Monitor and Combat Islamophobia can be reached here or by calling 202-742-6413.

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS:

To contact government relations department, please email or call 202-488-8787 x 6.

DONATIONS:

To make a donation online, click here. You can contact the donation department by email or by calling 202-488-8787 x 3.

CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT:

For information on starting a CAIR Chapter in your city, please contact chapters@cair.com or call 202-488-8787 x 7

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What They Say About CAIR?

“Since November 8 I have been to many communities throughout this country. I have seen the direct result of CAIR’s work. I have talked to the communities. I have spoken to the communities where [CAIR] offices exist. The morale of the Muslim community in those communities is much higher than where [a CAIR] office does not exist yet.”

Two-time Pulitzer prize winner Nicholas Kristof advised readers to “sign up on the Council on American-Islamic Relations website, volunteering to fight Islamophobia.”

Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich listed CAIR among other organizations he wants to benefit from a “freedom concert” he proposed to be held concurrent with the 2016 presidential inauguration ceremony.

Ash vs. Evil Dead and Xena: Warrior Princess tweeted, “We’re helping by donating to @NAACP @HRC @PPact @CAIRNational and fearless news organizations.”