Muslim Justice League is a Boston-based Muslim-led civil rights and community organizing organization that advocates for communities whose rights are threatened by national security policies, surveillance, profiling, and anti-Muslim discrimination. Its work emphasizes cross-movement solidarity, education, and community defense.
Civil rights, anti-surveillance, anti-profiling, anti-Islamophobia, criminal justice reform, police accountability, immigrant rights, and protections against national security-based discrimination.
Primarily supported by individual donors, members, and foundation grants.
Founded by four Muslim women; works with community members, organizers, attorneys, teachers, health professionals, and allied grassroots groups in Boston and beyond. Prominent named leader: Fatema Ahmad.
Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization
