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Islam Unravelled helps to unravel the narratives surrounding Islam and Muslims in the West. It builds bridges of understanding and friendship between cultures and communities.

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Dr. Ghayda Hassan - Stopping violence at the source

2022/03/09

Dr. Wendy Cukier - Founder of the Diversity Institute at Ryerson University

2022/03/08

Jennifer Preston - Indigenous Rights Program Coordinator for the Canadian Friends Service Committee (Quakers)

2022/03/08

Elisha Yao - Executive Director of the Chinese Community Policing Centre

2022/03/08

Nadine Nakagawa - City Councillor of New Westminster

2022/01/07

VAFF & #Elimin8Hate: Celebrating Quality Asian Representation in Films, Art, and Media

2021/10/29

The Vancouver Asian Film Festival (VAFF) is the oldest Asian Film Festival in B.C. celebrating it's 25th anniversary in 2021. Buy tickets: https://festival.vaff.org/2021/tickets-passes/ Help #Elimin8Hate: https://www.elimin8hate.org VAFF is dedicated to promoting and celebrating the diversity and depth of Asian culture and identity in film and media, and to help North American Asian actors and filmmakers more authentically and more powerfully define and express themselves on screen. Through its annual film festival and many other programs and events hosted in Vancouver, VAFF’s mission is to engage in, support and amplify Asian presence in film and television.

Jeffery A. Heller - Human Rights Lawyer

2021/06/16

Marium Vahed - Green Ummah

2021/06/14

Creating a Green Movement in the Muslim Community! To learn more, please visit: https://greenummah.org

Harman Singh Pandher - B.C. Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Award Recipient

2021/05/17

Sharmarke Dubow the First Black and First Muslim City Councillor for Victoria

2021/05/11

Jane Hurtig, Director of Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network Hub

2021/05/09

The Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network delivers coordinated services through a “Hub and Spoke” model. This model has a centralized “hub” that anchors the program and provides oversight; the “spokes” are community-based branches that help see through service delivery. The Resilience BC Hub: Connects communities.

MLA Teresa Wat - Official BC Opposition Critic for Tourism, Arts, Culture, & Anti-Racism Initiatives

2021/04/21