Muslim Link is continuing its series Muslims of Ottawa. At the Canadian Muslims for Peace, we asked Muslims who attended: What Does Peace Mean To You? Here is the response of Ithar Abusheikha who spoke at the event about community engagement.
Canadian Muslims for Peace organized gatherings in four cities across Ontario on January 31st to demonstrate a committment to peace, community, and civic engagement and to stand firmly against radicalization and violent extremism.
In Ottawa, community members gathered at the Canadian Tribute to Human Rights, popularly known as the Human Rights Monument. The Monument has become a rallying point for various groups in Ottawa when they wish to raise awareness about human rights issues in Canada and abroad.
For the fifth year in a row, the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC) Give lent a helping hand to the Alzheimer Society's Walk for Memories.
The Alzheimer Society Walk for Memories is an annual walk that raises awareness and funds for Alzheimer's “care and support” A national non-profit organization, The Alzheimer Society
Ithar Abusheikha, a youth volunteer with the Alzheimer Society of Ottawa, was first introduced to the society through MAC Give.
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