“So what is the biggest barrier to a better understanding of diversity and compassion towards others? The inability of humans to extend the same level of respect and kindness to those who do not look like them. If we can humanize those who do not look like us, we’d be a more compassionate world.”
Wati Rahmat
Amanah - A Safer Space
Help us to create a safer space for Muslim women and girls.
At Sisters Dialogue, we acknowledge and recognize ourselves as Treaty people. We are deeply committed to advocating for justice and safety on traditional Treaty 6 territory and the North Saskatchewan River territory. This land has long been a gathering place for the Cree, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Métis, and other Indigenous peoples. As Muslim women, we are inspired by our faith to uphold principles of justice, compassion, and solidarity. As Treaty people, we pledge to work in solidarity with First Nations and Métis communities towards an equitable and just future for all. Our dedication to these principles guides our actions and efforts as we strive to honor, learn from, and build relationships with the Indigenous peoples of this land.
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