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MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION OF CANADA
For a full list of activities, programs and events by Sisters Dialogue, visit our calendar page.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, January 11, 2026
Fill your cup healing circle - rahma as radical resistance
Noon
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3.30 pm
Location: Elmwood Community League
Sunday, January 11, 2026
Fill your cup healing circle - rahma as radical resistance
For Muslim Women and Girls Only
We invite Muslim women and girls to gather in the heart of winter for our annual healing circle. This is a wa...
Noon
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3.30 pm
Location: Elmwood Community League
Wednesdays (January 7, 14, 21 & 28 2026)
Wellness wednesday
12 pm
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2.00 pm
Location: Amanah - 8925 51 Ave NW #315, Edmonton
Wednesdays (January 7, 14, 21 & 28 2026)
Wellness wednesday
Join us for Wellness Wednesday, a gentle space to pause, breathe, and be supported.
Open to Muslim women and girls who want a safe, confiden...
12 pm
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2.00 pm
Location: Amanah - 8925 51 Ave NW #315, Edmonton
Saturday, January 17 2026
INDIGENOUS BEADING WORKSHOP
1 pm
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3.30 pm
Location: Amanah - 8925 51 Ave NW #315, Edmonton
Saturday, January 17 2026
INDIGENOUS BEADING WORKSHOP
Create your own beaded pin with an Indigenous artist.
Join us for a Green Square Beading Workshop led by an Indigenous artist. Participants ...
1 pm
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3.30 pm
Location: Amanah - 8925 51 Ave NW #315, Edmonton
Saturday, January 24 2026
Same, Same but Different: Remembering, Reflecting, and Reclaiming
1 pm
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3.30 pm
Singhmar Centre for Learning-SCFL (Atrium), NorQuest College
Saturday, January 24 2026
Same, Same but Different: Remembering, Reflecting, and Reclaiming
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Film Screening, Photo Exhibition and Panel Discussion
Sisters Dialogue, NorQuest Social Work Program, and the Colborne Instit...
1 pm
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3.30 pm
Singhmar Centre for Learning-SCFL (Atrium), NorQuest College
Recent Events
Healing Circles and Focus Groups
Educational Workshops
Community Events
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 homeland of the Métis Nation. This land has long been a gathering place for the Cree (nêhiyawak), Blackfoot (Niitsitapi), Saulteaux (Anishinaabe), Nakota Sioux, Dene, Métis peoples, and many other Indigenous peoples. As Muslim women, we are guided by our faith to uphold justice, compassion, and solidarity. As Treaty people, we commit to walking alongside First Nations and Métis communities in pursuit of equity and a just future for all. Our work is grounded in respect, learning, and meaningful relationship with the Indigenous peoples of this land.
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