Human trafficking is happening closer to home than many realize—within our Muslim communities.   Watch this important webinar on how to better support and protect Muslim teenagers from the dangers of human trafficking.   Expert panelists from education, law enforcement, and social work will share insights on how to engage teens, create safer environments, and build resilience—while staying grounded in Islamic values and community engagement.   Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to keep our teens safe from exploitation and trafficking.   Sakeenah Canada organized an online information session on October 31, 2024.   To view the session on YouTube see below:  

Somali Canadian Sahra Bulle, 36, was close to completing her undergraduate degree in criminology at the University of Windsor. She hoped to eventually work with vulnerable people in the criminal justice system.

With much anticipation, the Council of Agencies Serving South Asians (CASSA) and its partners are excited to release an 80-page toolkit based on a national study conducted over the past 1.5 years, seeking to understand gender-based violence (GBV) during the pandemic within the South Asian community in Canada.