Created by Muslim Women, for Communities to Heal & Thrive

To support the safety, wellness, and dignity of Muslim women and Muslim youth by providing culturally safe services, advocating for systemic change, and creating spaces of connection and care through a trauma-informed, community-led approach. 

Muslim women and Muslim youth in our communities are safe, supported, and connected, with access to culturally relevant care and services that reflect their needs and lived experiences. 

At Sisters Dialogue, our core values are the foundation upon which our mission and vision rest. These values guide our actions, decisions, and interactions with the community we serve and with each other. They reflect our commitment to creating a just, inclusive, and respectful society where Muslim women and Muslim youth are empowered to lead fulfilling lives.

• Community Care: At the heart of our work is the principle of community care, which underscores the importance of collective well-being and support. We are committed to creating environments that nurture healing, understanding, and growth, emphasizing the strength that comes from caring for one another.
• Collaboration with Reciprocity: We believe in the power of collaboration that is mutually beneficial and rooted in reciprocity. Our partnerships and alliances are built on shared goals, respect, and a commitment to contributing equally to our collective success. 
• Dialogue and Engagement:  We prioritize listening and learning from the experiences and perspectives of Muslim women and Muslim youth, and from the broader community. Through active engagement, we seek to build bridges, challenge assumptions, and create spaces where diverse voices can be heard and valued.
• Empowerment through Education:  We emphasize the importance of both learning and unlearning—acquiring new knowledge and perspectives while also challenging and dismantling misconceptions and biases. 
• Amanah and Rahmah: We are grounded in the Islamic concepts of Amanah and Rahmah, which guide us to prioritize responsibility, trustworthiness, compassion, and mercy in all our actions and decisions
• Embracing Our Collective Treaty Obligations: We acknowledge that we are treaty people and honor our shared responsibility to the land and to each other. This understanding informs our work and we are committed to learning from and with Indigenous communities, fostering relationships based on respect, understanding, and mutual support.