WISCONSIN MUSLIMS HAVE A NEW HOME FOR CIVIC ACTIVITY

Badwan agreed. “At the height of anti-Muslim hate and all these policy shifts that are happening in our country, how important it is to have a building where you can invite elected officials and other people who want to learn about us, and to partner and engage with us,” she said. “We work with so many different partners in the civic world, and we want to have a place where they can come.” 

“We plan to host more and more events,” said Fauzia Qureshi, who serves as executive director for both WMCA and WMCF. “We are happy to have a place where our community and the greater community can attend workshops and events.”