(COLUMBUS, OHIO 1/13/2022) — The Ohio Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Ohio) welcomes Wednesday’s ruling in the Ohio Supreme Court striking down gerrymandered state House and Senate district maps, ruling 4-3 that the maps are unconstitutional. The ruling affirms the maps do not meet the anti-gerrymandering rules passed by voters in 2015 and requires maps to be redrawn to meet constitutional provisions. Read More “CAIR-Ohio Welcomes Ohio Supreme Court Decision to Overturn Unconstitutional Legislative Maps”
CAIR-Ohio Continues Feeding Families Project
(COLUMBUS, OHIO 1/13/2021) In December 2021, CAIR-Ohio’s Feeding Families Project volunteers distributed holiday gift cards to the residents at the YWCA Family Shelter. The Feeding Families Project volunteers have been providing meals at the shelter on the second Friday of each month since the shelter opened in 2005. Read More “CAIR-Ohio Continues Feeding Families Project”
CAIR-Ohio’s Second Chances Clinic
January and February sign-ups are now AVAILABLE! The clinic will be held virtually via Zoom.
CAIR-Ohio’s Second Chances Clinic is a legal clinic providing record sealing assistance to the community. Record-sealing, often called expungement, allows eligible individuals to have their criminal records sealed from the public eye. This process is vital for helping people reenter and reconnect with their communities.
Register here.
For questions, contact CAIR-Ohio Staff Attorney Maryam Abidi: mabidi@cair.com | 614-401-6692.
CAIR National Report: Islamophobia in the Mainstream
CAIR National’s new Islamophobia Report “Islamophobia in the Mainstream” is out NOW: This report exposes more than $105 million into 26 U.S. Islamophobia Network groups between 2017–2019 & details more than a dozen anti-mosque incidents & Islamophobia in our schools, politics, and social media. Read and share the report today!
Ohio Supreme Court Strikes Down Gerrymandered State House and Senate Maps!
(COLUMBUS, OH, 1/12/2022) CAIR-Ohio welcomes the Ohio Supreme Court’s ruling today that the drawn state House and Senate maps are unconstitutional and must be redrawn to meet voter-approved provisions of the Ohio Constitution to reduce partisan political gerrymandering. The commission has 10 days to fix violations. Read More “Ohio Supreme Court Strikes Down Gerrymandered State House and Senate Maps!”