WMCA in the News

Welcome to our news section featuring articles highlighting the impactful work of the Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance (WMCA). As an organization dedicated to promoting social justice, civic engagement, and community empowerment, WMCA's initiatives and activities often garner attention in local and national media outlets.

Explore our curated selection of news articles to learn more about WMCA's efforts to advocate for the rights and interests of Muslims in Wisconsin, address pressing social issues, and foster meaningful dialogue and collaboration within our diverse communities.

Stay informed and engaged with WMCA's ongoing work by browsing through our featured news articles below.

Protecting Wisconsin’s Constitution: A Call for Responsible Governance

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance: Congratulates winners in April 1st election

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance: Hosts inaugural advocacy day at the state capitol

New WMCA survey finds Wisconsin Muslims engage politically and their politics demonstrate a strong commitment to faith

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance: Welcomes ceasefire agreement and calls for sustained efforts toward peace

April 2025 Amendment:
Vote No

Candidates for Milwaukee’s 3rd Aldermanic District participate in first public forum

Milwaukee groups to host 3rd Aldermanic District candidate forum at Zao MKE Church

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance and Foundation to Host Culturally-Themed ‘Party at the Polls’ Events

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance welcomes Fauzia Qureshi as new executive director

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance: Announces endorsements for 2024 Fall elections

Promoting civic engagement is the passion of new WMCA Executive Director Fauzia Qureshi

Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance announces endorsements for Spring Elections

Swing-state Muslim Americans threaten to vote against Biden

New WMCA Survey finds Wisconsin Muslim engage politically and their politics demonstrate a strong commitment to faith