ABOUT SISTERS DIALOgUE
Who We Are
Sisters Dialogue is comprised of a diverse group of Muslim women based in Amiskwacîwâskahikan, Treaty 6 (Edmonton) with a goal to provide a culturally safer space and supports for Muslim women and girls through an intersectional, collaborative, and women-centered framework. We are a grassroots organization created by Muslim women, for Muslim women and girls. We came together in February 2021 to advocate for Muslim women's needs and well-being following the spree of Islamophobic attacks on Muslim women, particularly Black Muslim women in our city.
Programs & Services
We provide culturally safe resources, tools for healing, and inclusive support tailored to the diverse needs of Muslim women and girls.
Our services and programs include:
- Healing circles for Muslim women and girls
- Mental Health Referrals
- Workshops and webinars addressing issues such as Islamophobia and Gender-based Violence.
- Educational and awareness campaigns
- Inter-community bridge building
NEW! - Free individual Art Therapy
Sisters Dialogue is excited to share that free individual Art Therapy sessions will be available starting November 2024, facilitated by St. Stephen's College Art Therapy intern Ravinder Johal. With over 20 years as a physiotherapist and a decade as a yoga teacher, Ravinder offers a deep understanding of the mind-body-spirit connection. Her journey into Art Therapy stems from her lifelong belief in the healing power of creative arts.