Ahsan Sheikh, project manager, Carriage House Door Company; Omar Hashemyan, legislative aide, California State Assemblymember Jose Medina; Dr. Robert S. Nelsen, president, Sacramento State
Sonney Chong, chair, Council of Asian Pacific Islanders Together for Advocacy and Leadership; Basim Elkarra, executive director, CAIR Sacramento Valley/Central California; Lisa Cardoza, vice president for university advancement, Sacramento State
Eric Guerra, District 6 councilmember, City of Sacramento; Bobbie Singh-Allen, mayor, City of Elk Grove
Betty Williams, president, Greater Sacramento NAACP; Lynn Berkley-Baskin, education vice chair, Greater Sacramento NAACP and community outreach chair, Jewish Community Relations Council
Telha Rehman, Ph.D. student, UC Davis; Alana Mathews, deputy district attorney, Sacramento County; Nate Pelczar, special projects manager, California Product Stewardship Council
On March 27, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Sacramento Valley/Central California held their annual banquet at an estate in Acampo for over 300 guests. CAIR is a nonprofit, grassroots civil rights and advocacy group and America’s largest Islamic civil liberties group.
Photos by Tia Gemmell
