Anti Racism and Religious Bigotry

How to Respond

Celebrating Black History Month

Storytelling can also help youth make sense of an experience…or just be a fun and creative outlet

Strategies from the Quran and Sunnah

Enjoy a fall afternoon of multicultural dialogue and sharing with your family, while learning about different cultures that celebrate conversation, ceremony and friendship around tea.

A Two-Day National Conference to Identify the Root Causes, Supporters, Promoters, and Geo/Political Beneficiaries of Hate and the Impact, and long-term intergenerational Trauma of Islamophobia on Canadian Muslims.

An open conversation with the public about Islam and Muslims.

A Two-Day Workshop For Youths

A Two-Day Professional Development Anti-Racism Training

The Turkiye-Syria earthquake is the biggest disaster since the last century. In a matter of days, the death toll has surpassed 20,000 casualties. widespread shortages of heating and electricity. Tens of thousands of people are homeless, struggling to find access to food, water, and shelter.

Members of Winnipeg’s Muslim and larger community, together with elected civic, provincial and Indigenous leadership, will gather to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the Quebec City Mosque shooting massacre: An act of Islamophobic-driven terrorism, which claimed the lives of six Muslim worshipers.

Hijab is a debated issue throughout the world, with religious governments forcing women to wear it while secular governments call for its banning. In between are Muslim women who struggle for their voice to be heard and their freedom of choice respected.

A Two Day Professional Development Anti-Racism Training Initiative

Black History Month Youth across Canada have been working at the grassroots level to combat racism and make a difference in their communities. Listen to their stories, aspirations, achievements and challenges with racism, Islamophobia and gendered Islamophobia.