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Call for Applications: 3x Post-Doctoral Fellowship
October 29, 2024The Structural Islamophobia Research Lab (SIRL) Fellowship The Structural Islamophobia Research Lab (SIRL) – at the Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS), University of Toronto – supports the best and brightest minds committed to examining institutionally entrenched modes of Islamophobia that defy simplistic analyses and require creative research methods. This page will list three SiRL post-doc […]
Read this article⟶Dr. Anver Emon co-authors reports on charitable sector
October 18, 2024The Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS) is excited to share two new reports that came out of the Advisory Committee on Charitable Sectors (ACCR), of which Professor Anver Emon (Director, IIS) was a member from 2022 to 2024.
Read this article⟶Muslims in Canada Archives: New funding, new hire, and BC expansion
August 2, 2024Grant from Inspirit Foundation to support MiCA’s storytelling capacity We’re excited to announce that the Muslims in Canada Archives (MiCA) project has been awarded a three-year grant from Inspirit Foundation. The funds will directly enable MiCA’s outreach and storytelling capacity about Muslim’s heritage in Canada. We are extremely grateful to Inspirit Foundation for their leadership […]
Read this article⟶Call for research participants: Muslims’ experiences with Ontario’s Children’s Aid Societies (now in Arabic & Urdu)
July 21, 2024*Note: as the Institute continues to seek participants for this research, this call-out has been translated to Arabic and Urdu for greater reach. We encourage all to share widely with those who may fit the criteria. The Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS) is seeking people (18 years old and above) to participate in its research on […]
Read this article⟶Community Engagement Policy
August 15, 2022As we pursue innovative research projects collaboratively with others, we recognize these as important and timely engagements in which all parties to the project share a specific commitment consistent with the principles and priorities of all parties involved. The IIS does not expect community partners to alter their varied priorities and policies to align with those of the IIS or the University of Toronto, nor will the IIS alter its core mission and purpose.
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