CCDI sits down with Mohamed Hashim, Executive Director of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF), to discuss the evolution of Islamophobia in Canada, its impacts in communities and the workplace, and how individuals and organizations who fear further polarization and backlash can engage in this national discourse to address bias and hate against Muslims. In this fireside chat, we will also learn about CRRF’s new online harms bill, what it is, and what organizations need to know about this bill.
Audience/Level: This is a beginner-intermediate level webinar for individuals who want to learn about Islamophobia in Canada.
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