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Winnipeg Muslim and Indigenous Communities Unite to Inspire Systemic Change

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The first National Muslim-Indigenous Solidarity Conference united communities for healing, allyship, and reconciliation, sparking meaningful dialogue on colonization and systemic challenges. Hosted by the Islamic Social Service Association, the event fostered understanding, intergenerational learning, and a shared commitment to justice and action.

Winnipeg Muslim and Indigenous Communities Unite to Inspire Systemic Change

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