As this blessed month begins, we pray that Ramadan is a time of reflection, mercy, and renewed faith for you and your loved ones. Ramadan calls us to care for one another - through compassion, generosity, and community.
Throughout the month, CCMW will be hosting meaningful Ramadan gatherings and initiatives, while continuing to support Muslim women facing urgent need through our Emergency Bursary Fund.
Black Muslimah Shining is a CCMW initiative that celebrates the achievements, leadership, and impact of Black Muslim women across Canada, amplifying their voices and stories through community-centred programming.
Thank you to all who joined us this Black History Month for the Black Muslimah Networking Social & Market! A two-part, in-person event featuring an intentional networking social and a community vendor market.
The ASPIRE National ‘I Belong, You Belong’, Employment Conference brought together community leaders, researchers, policymakers, employers, and advocates to address the systemic employment barriers facing Muslim and racialized women in Canada.
Hosted by the Canadian Council of Muslim Women in partnership with the Diversity Institute, the conference featured 40+ expert facilitators including keynote speakers and workshop facilitators. We also unveiled the ASPIRE Toolkits and Workshop Modules, offering actionable resources informed by the ASPIRE Study.
Over two powerful days of learning, connection, and action, more than 140 attendees came together to advance equity, belonging, and transformative change.
One of CCMW's strategic goals is to promote critical thinking among Muslims and non-Muslims to challenge stereotypes and assumptions about Islam, Muslim women and their families. One way of doing this is to feature the work of contemporary Muslim women scholars focusing on diverse topics related to Muslim women.
Conversations around hate and Islamophobia continue to be extremely important. With increased community requests and CCMW’s commitment to anti-racism and anti-Islamophobia work, we are continuing to offer Anti-Islamophobia 101 and Countering Cyberhate 101 workshops.
Download the project overview to learn more. For more information and/or to schedule a workshop, please contact educationcoordinator@ccmw.com
The WISH Project is a national initiative addressing workplace harassment that disproportionately affects newcomer, immigrant, and racialized Muslim women.
Led by CCMW, the project raises awareness of legal rights, develops culturally relevant resources, and supports employers in creating safer, more inclusive workplaces.
CCMW has launched a multilingual social media education campaign to combat gender-based violence (GBV) titled End GBV, Heal Together
CCMW has launched the first-ever legal services coordination program geared specifically to Muslim women in Canada.
The program aims to provide culturally appropriate legal services coordination for Canadian Muslim women seeking legal advice and counsel on family law issues.
If you are a legal professional or service provider interested in receiving client referrals from CCMW, please complete the form below to join our nationwide roster.
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