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Latest News & Updates

Our Awards

Organizational Leadership Award issued by Children's Healthcare Canada, 2022

The Children’s Healthcare Canada Award for Organizational Leadership recognizes the leadership of an organization, a foundation, or a corporation to enable the best healthcare for Canada’s children and youth. The recipient organization has demonstrated leadership to inspire change and innovation that has had significant and lasting impact on the pediatric healthcare system(s), and/or populations served.

Small Business of the Year Award issued by Milton Chamber of Commerce, 2021

The Milton Chamber of Commerce Award for Small Business of the Year recognizes a business or organization that contributes to employment, innovations in product/service/technology, contributions to the community of Milton, good business standards and ethics and good corporate citizenship.

Testimonials

  • Canadian Medical Association Journal

    “The Muslim Advisory Council of Canada has played an integral part of building an anti-oppressive and anti-Islamophobic future at the Canadian Medical Association Journal.”

    — Dr. Kirsten Patrick, Editor-in-Chief, CMAJ

  • Employee Testimonial-Canada Summer Jobs

    "I joined Muslim Advisory Council of Canada to enhance my skills and pursue my passion. The experience exceeded expectations, providing invaluable personal growth and connections. I'm proud to have played a role in the organization efforts to empower future generations."

  • McMaster Children's Hospital

    “The Muslim Advisory Council of Canada’s leadership, advocacy, and guidance have been an integral part of building an anti-oppressive and anti-Islamophobic future at McMaster. Their work in addressing the growing needs of those facing racism and hate from Islamophobia through development of resources, standardized processes, and policies and their ability to rapidly adapt and respond to community needs while safeguarding the human rights of their community has been exceptional.”

  • Ramadan Readiness Training Participant

    “The faciitator offered a personal and beautiful recounting of their lived experience. I learned new things about Ramadan that were interesting and helpful. This was by far the best training that I've attended on understanding Ramadan traditions!”

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Our Services

Research

At the Muslim Advisory Council of Canada, we collaborate with our partners to conduct cutting-edge research that informs and drives policy implementation benefiting Canadian Muslims. Our research initiatives focus on understanding the unique challenges faced by the Muslim community and developing actionable solutions that promote equity, inclusivity, and systemic change across various sectors in Canada. By grounding our advocacy in evidence-based research, we aim to create meaningful impact and ensure that policies reflect the needs and voices of Canadian Muslims.

Anti-Islamophobia Training

Our anti-Islamophobia training is designed to equip individuals and organizations with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to recognize, address, and combat Islamophobia in various settings. Through interactive sessions, real-world case studies, and expert insights, we foster a deeper understanding of Islamophobia's impact on individuals and communities. Participants will learn practical skills to create more inclusive and supportive environments, ensuring that everyone can thrive free from discrimination and bias. Our training is tailored to meet the unique needs of different sectors, including healthcare, education, and public service, making it an essential resource for promoting equity and respect in diverse spaces.

Empowering Our Community: Events and Services for Connection and Growth

Our events and services for the community are dedicated to fostering connection, support, and empowerment within the Canadian Muslim community. We host a variety of programs, including workshops, seminars, and community gatherings, that address key issues such as mental health, gender-based violence, and cultural identity. These events provide a safe space for dialogue, learning, and mutual support, helping community members navigate challenges while building resilience and solidarity. Whether it's through our educational services, advocacy initiatives, or community outreach, we are committed to uplifting and enriching the lives of Canadian Muslims, ensuring they have the resources and networks needed to thrive.