CAIR MI

06/17/2026

06/16/2026

CAIR-MI raises serious concerns over the removal of the “Voices for Palestinians” Adopt-A-Road sign and what it means for free speech, viewpoint neutrality, and Palestinian humanity in Oakland County.

06/16/2026

Meet the next generation of leaders. 🌱✨

We’re excited to introduce our SLDP interns — a talented group of young people ready to grow in advocacy, communications, civic engagement, and community leadership through CAIR-MI’s Summer Leadership Development Program.

Throughout the program, they’ll be learning, creating, asking hard questions, and building the skills needed to serve their communities with purpose.

Help us welcome this year’s SLDP cohort! 💙

06/15/2026

CAIR-MI calls on the Oakland County Road Commission to reject any biased attempt to target lawful community expression or silence voices advocating for Palestinian humanity.
Adopt-A-Road signs recognize a basic act of public service: keeping our roads clean. They should not be politicized, mischaracterized, or falsely linked to violence simply because the word “Palestine” appears on them.
We stand against efforts to dehumanize Palestinians and suppress advocacy for their rights.

06/15/2026

CAIR-MI Speaks Out Against Anti-Palestine Bias of Oakland Co. Exec.

We strongly object the recent comments of the Oakland County Executive who is calling for the removal of the voices of Palestinian Adopt-A-Signs throughout Oakland County. "We don't believe that, in the spirit of civil rights in America, there should be any ethnic supremacy" and "We believe that Palestinian voices are equal and should be respected in Oakland County just like other voices".

06/12/2026

Legal Fridays: Youth Addition is back with an important reminder from SLDP Intern Omar Shohatee- your phone holds private information, and you should know your rights before unlocking it.

Stay Calm. Ask questions. Don't escalate . And Remember: you have the right to protect your privacy.

06/12/2026

🚨 VICTORY FOR PROTECTED ADVOCACY 🚨
CAIR-MI welcomes the Wayne County Circuit Court’s second ruling dismissing claims against CAIR-MI and Lead Staff Attorney Amy V. Doukoure, Esq.
⚖️ The message is clear:
Lawful representation, public advocacy, and protected speech cannot be twisted into retaliation.
💪 This case was an apparent attempt to chill CAIR-MI’s advocacy and target the organization for doing its job diligently and effectively. The Court rejected that attempt — again.
📢 CAIR-MI will not be stopped because someone is unhappy with the strength or impact of our advocacy.
We will continue standing with community members, small business owners, families, workers, and students facing discrimination, harassment, unequal treatment, and government overreach.

06/11/2026

Criminal allegations should be based on alleged criminal acts—not protected speech or peaceful advocacy. CAIR-MI is calling for the careful protection of First Amendment rights while respecting the judicial process. Read our full statement.

06/10/2026

Meet Shorouk Jamil — our legal extern, rising 3L, and future courtroom powerhouse. ⚖️✨

Shorouk brings sharp research skills, a passion for civil rights, and a heart for community-centered advocacy to CAIR-MI’s legal work. From First Amendment issues to case development, she’s learning, contributing, and making her mark one draft, cite, and legal question at a time.

We’re so excited to have her on the team this summer! 🧡

06/09/2026

Welcome, Aamir! ⚖️

We’re excited to have Aamir Shaikh join CAIR-Michigan as a 2026 Summer Legal Intern. A second-year law student and first-generation law student, Aamir brings a strong background in civil engineering, a passion for civil litigation, and a commitment to meaningful impact.

Welcome to the team!