Check out Black Muslims in Canada: Research Interrupted This Thursday

This report presentation is a culmination of a project collaboration between the Black Muslim Initiative and the Tessellate Institute on the state of research on Black Muslims in Canada - what communities have been identified? How are they written about? Who is doing the writing? Are Black Muslims authors of their own narratives? And finally, what role do oral narratives have in the data that is collected about Black Muslim narratives?

Join us in highlighting the importance of Black Muslim narratives to Black History Month in Canada.

Dr. Fatimah Jackson-Best (Follow her on Twitter) will present her research, followed by a discussion with Hodan A Cashuur (Follow her on Twitter) and Tendisai Cromwell (Follow her on Twitter).

The event will also feature a spoken word performance by Naeema Hassan (Follow her on Instagram).

Date: Thursday, February 7
Time: 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Location: Faculty of Social Work, UofT, 246 Bloor St W, Suite 548

Organized at the University of Toronto with the support of the University of Toronto Somali Students Association.

Register to attend online here.

• University of Toronto's Somali Students’ Association - St. George Campus University of Toronto's Somali Students’ Association - St. George Campus
• Delice Mugabo Delice Mugabo
• Tendisai Cromwell Tendisai Cromwell
• Tessellate Institute Tessellate Institute
• Dr. Nimo Bokore Dr. Nimo Bokore
• Naeema Hassan Naeema Hassan
• Hodan A. Cashuur Hodan A. Cashuur
• Dr. Fatimah Jackson-Best Dr. Fatimah Jackson-Best
• "Black Muslims in Canada: A Systemic Review" Launch "Black Muslims in Canada: A Systemic Review" Launch
• Black Muslim Initiative Black Muslim Initiative
• Dr. Afua Cooper Dr. Afua Cooper
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