
IWD Profile | Amal Mohamud
Amal has worked with OMNI Alberta, AMI Accessible Media, CBC Edmonton Creator Network, City News Edmonton, Edmonton Foundation Community and Muslim Kids TV as an independent producer and journalist.
Amal has worked with OMNI Alberta, AMI Accessible Media, CBC Edmonton Creator Network, City News Edmonton, Edmonton Foundation Community and Muslim Kids TV as an independent producer and journalist.
Join us for a panel discussion featuring some of the best allies for intersectional leadership we can think of who will engage in a facilitated discussion on how to curate diverse perspectives, empower marginalized voices, and amplify inclusive city building – from Her Perspective.
An informal group was established in 2018 through grassroots community organizing efforts. After the death of George Floyd in 2020 and multiple previous violence, there was a need to come together and create space to unpack the complexities of the experience; especially when many of us were working and continue to work in places that are silent on social issues. In addition to this, we recognized the community’s need for culturally specific approaches to serving people of African descent in Alberta.
They came here in pursuit of a dream of a better life, one free from discrimination, one where they could live as fully equal citizens and build a better life, a better future for their children.
To celebrate this recognition, the Government of Canada created the Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative (SBCCI) to strengthen the capacity and effectiveness of Black-led and Black-serving organizations.
At Beaty Diamond MediSpa/Clinic, they offer various services to help you Relax, Recharge and Rejuvenate.
The Edmonton Combative Sports Commission (ECSC) is a Council Committee composed of up to 7 volunteer citizen members, and they make decisions regarding licensing, conduct, qualifications and contests of activities that include but are not limited to boxing, wrestling, full contact karate, kickboxing, martial arts, mixed martial arts and muaythai.
We visited one of Toronto’s most celebrated attractions, Nathan Phillips Square. We donned our ice skates and courage and laughed and shrieked around the rink. We were stopping in less-than-perfect figure-skater finesse to take a selfie or two amidst the urban backdrop of sparkling lights.
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On February 24th, 2023, the UABSA is hosting a Black History Month (BHM) Gala to celebrate BHM amongst Black students and Allies of the University of Alberta. The event’s theme, “Cultural Resilience in Black Arts,” will highlight the cultural history of the various forms of Black Arts in the diaspora. This year, the gala will showcase the diverse artistic cultures encompassing Edmonton’s various African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) communities.
Budget 2023 is securing Alberta's future.