Muslims and Ontario’s Child Welfare System: Preliminary Findings
This piece explores preliminary findings about Muslim children’s involvements with Ontario’s CASs based on data from Freedom of Information Requests.
April 9, 2026Muslims in Canada Archives project shared at CRRF’s panel on storytelling
November 16, 2022
The Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) was proud to host a hybrid event in honour of Islamic History Month. “Storytelling is Our Superpower”. Anver Emon and Moska Rokay were part of the panel and discussed the role that the Muslims in Canada Archives project plays in enabling storyrelling.
You can now watch the recording from the event:
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