Grant Recipients

2005: Milo Productions Inc. (sponsor: Islamic Association of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon) Inc.) for the project “A New Life in a New Land: Presenters Training.” [To learn more about the production, visit the "A New Life in a New Land" website

• 2005: Muslim Educational Network, Training and Outreach Service (MENTORS) for the project “Count Me In: Empowering Newcomer Parents to Build Inclusive Schools.” [To learn more about MENTORS, click HERE]

• 2005: Muslim Educational Network, Training and Outreach Service (MENTORS) for the project “Student Opportunity Bursary.”

• 2005: Islamic Social Services and Resources Association (ISSRA) for the project “On Behalf of Our Children” homework club. [To learn more about ISSRA, clickHERE]

• 2005: Federation of Muslim Women(FMW)/Islamic Social Services and Resources Association for the project “Youth Community Connections.” [To learn more about FMW, click HERE]

• 2005: Aisling Discoveries Child and Family Centre for the project “H.O.P.E I.N.C. Harmony, Potential, Excellence: Involving New Canadians”

• 2006: Federation of Muslim Women/Islamic Social Services and Resources Association – ISSRA for the project “Youth Community Connections Phase 2.”

• 2006: Canadian Association of Muslims with Disabilities (CAMD)/Muslim Educational Network, Training and Outreach Service (MENTORS) for the project “Towards an Inclusive Ummah – Breaking Down Barriers For Muslims who are Deaf”

• 2006: Islamic Chaplaincy Services Canada and the Ontario Multifaith Council for the project “Violence Anger and Conflict Awareness Program (VACAP)”.

• 2006: Scouts Canada for the project “One World, One Promise, Scouts Canada Video Project.”

• 2006: Canadian Association of Muslims with Disabilities (CAMD)/Muslim Educational Network, Training and Outreach Service (MENTORS) for the project “Towards an Inclusive Ummah – Muslims with Disabilities speak out!”

• 2008: University of Toronto for the project “Muslim Education Roundtable Project @ OISE/UT”

• 2008: DawaNet for the project “Art Exhibit: MuslimFest 2008”

• 2009: Tessellate Institute/International Development and Relief Foundation (IDRF)’ for the project, ‘Mosque One: Oral Histories of Toronto’s First Mosque

• 2010: Tessellate Institute/Muslim Educational Network, Training and Outreach Service (MENTORS) for the project, “Canadian Muslim Youth: Concepts of Political Participation.”

• 2010: ISNA Canada for MIST, Muslim Interscholastic Tournament, on May 21-24 2010.

• 2010: Muslim Educational Network, Training & OutReach Services (MENTORS) for the project, Ontario Association of Islamic Schools meeting, on December 4, 2010

• 2011: Muslim Educational Network, Training & OutReach Services (MENTORS) for the “Ontario Association of Islamic Schools Action Planning Project”.

• 2012: Big Brothers and Big Sisters Toronto for "Somali Leadership Club"

• 2013: Youth Troopers for Global Awareness (YTGA) / Peel Multicultural Council for the "How To Train Your Computer Project."

• 2013: The Intergeneration Community Network Services (TICNS)/ Social Services Network for “The Craft Club – Program for Women."

• 2014: The Inspirit Foundation / Environics Institute for the project, “2014 Survey of Muslims in Canada."

• 2014: Faith & the Common Good for the project, “Neighbourhood Community Service Resilience Hubs."

• 2014: Tessellate Institute / ISNA Schools for the project “Neglected Voices Curriculum Pack."

• 2015: METRAC for the project, “Faith to End Violence and Oppression Project."

• 2015: Regent Park Focus Youth Media Arts Centre/Popular Education and Research Catalyst Centre Incorporated for the project, “In Focus: Identity Project – a Community Broadcast Training Initiative for Youth."

• 2015: Hospital for Sick Children - Adolescent Medicine for the Yusuf’s Heart Charity Drive.

• 2016: The Christian-Jewish Dialogue/Institute Of Canadian Archives for the project, “Hearts and Minds - Interfaith Living Library Edition."

• 2016: Ottawa Muslim Association for the project, “Say Salaam Campaign – Conflict Mediation Techniques for Muslims”; the project will be developed by the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM).

• 2017: This is Worldtown/Children’s Peace Theatre for the project, “This is Worldtown: Muslimah Mediamakers Unearthing the Experience of their Communities."

• 2018: Ottawa Muslim Association for the project, "Know Your Rights, Know Your Responsibilities: A Pocket Guide for Canadian Muslims.”; the project will be developed by the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM).

• 2018: DEEN Support Services for the project, “Count Us In: Mapping the Needs of Muslims with Disabilities.”

• 2019: Ryerson University for the project, “The Ryerson Muslim Staff and Faculty Community Network.”

• 2019: Tessellate Institute for the project, “14 & Muslim Documentary Engagement Initiative: School Events and Public Screening with Panel Discussion (Ottawa).”

• 2020: Windsor Islamic Association and National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) for the project, "Tackling White Supremacy in Canada"

• 2020: Faith & the Common Good and EnviroMuslims for the project, “Greening Canadian Mosques”

• 2020: Urban Alliance on Race Relations and Black Muslim Initiative for the project, “Black Muslims: A study into our lived experiences.”