To celebrate Islamic Heritage Month we invited community members watch a documentary film, Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World.
A special thanks to our grantors, Waterloo Region Community Foundation, City of Cambridge as well as the Unity Production Foundation for sharing their incredible documentary with us.
Eid Al-Adha is a commemoration of Prophet Ibrahim’s legacy of sacrifice. Muslim Women of Cambridge has kept up the spirit of sacrifice, gratitude and generosity. MWC is thankful to all those generously contributed to this cause and donated meat this year. All of the meat has been donated to the Cambridge Food Bank. Your kindness is making a real difference in our community. May Allah swt accept your sacrifice and intentions. Ameen.
This years dinner we focused on empowering Youth during the month of Ramadan. We invited member of the community who are involved in working with youth.
A special thank you to our staff, volunteers, and board members for their dedication and support.
One of the Islamic Heritage Month displays which took place at Kinbridge Community Centre. Creating an interactive and welcoming family fun event for the community.
A special thanks to goes to City of Cambridge’s grant contributions for Islamic Heritage Month celebrations.
One of the Islamic Heritage Month displays which took place at Idea Exchange Old Post Office. Creating an interactive and welcoming family fun event for the community to learn and experience a glimpse into Islamic Culture
A special thanks to goes to City of Cambridge’s grant contributions for Islamic Heritage Month celebrations.
In collaboration with the Waterloo Reginal Police Services, a series where Muslim youth can meet in a safe space and learn from our fellow youth mentors in our community.
In collaboration with the Waterloo Reginal Police Services, a series where Muslim youth can learn how the police deal with cybercrime, drug abuse, and common allegations.
In collaborating with the Coalition of Muslim Women KW, and Waterloo Regional Police Services, we hosted a workshop about hate crimes, what they look like, and how to combat it legally, ending with a community Q&A session.
In collaboration with Waterloo Regional Police Services, MWC hosted a parent workshop about their legal limits and how parents can legally discipline their children.
MWC hosted a Mother & Daughter Boating at Shades Mill Conservation Area with Serene Watersports. We hope all of the mothers and daughter who joined ad a wonderful time boating and relaxing.
Hosted with Greenway-Chaplin Community Centre, we held a Girls Paint Night, letting everyone’s creative side out, and connecting with other Muslim youth.
In collaboration with Greenway-Chaplin Community Centre, we hosted our first potluck picnic for newcomers in Canada to celebrate Welcoming Week 2022 – an initiative by the government of Canada and Immigration Partnership Waterloo Region.
In collaboration with Greenway-Chaplin Community Centre, we hosted our first colouring contest for newcomers ages 5 to 12 to celebrate Welcoming Week 2022 – an initiative by the government of Canada and Immigration Partnership Waterloo Region.
Venus Al Zouhouri won the contest! You can follow her at @artist.venus
“I chose this painting for the Cambridge Home theme. This painting’s name is breathing again. It is related to me as a woman who is a newcomer to Canada. I found among the nature of this place the peace I was looking for. Cambridge has this beautiful nature where you can find the landscape everywhere. Flowers with different colors all spring and summer. This lady is sitting among the flowers enjoying the place which reminds me of the beautiful flowers in Cambridge and the people who are enjoying in parks that are everywhere in Cambridge.”
Youth and Parent Workshops – June 2022
MWC collaborated with Sound Vision and The Y to bring to explore conflict resolution between parents and youth by a series of workshops catering to both, parents, and the youth.
YWCA Women of the Year Distinction award - 2022
Our co-chairs, Abiha Syed and Rubina Bilal are the recipients of the 2022 Women of Distinction President’s award from the YWCA.
Community Iftar - April 2022
MWC hosted an iftar with the City of Cambridge and invited members from different social service organizations in the city.
Team building event - June 2022
The board members and employee had a BBQ with their families.
Team building event - March 2022
The board members and employee had their first team building event of the year at Play with Clay
Effort Makes a difference
Muslim Woman of Cambridge have been busy in Covid-19 times supporting the community by preparing meals for the vulnerable population of our community. 125 meals were distributed at the Cambridge Self-Help Food Bank.
Rallies attended by MWC
Rallies attended from the year 2020-2022
2020 International women day:
Health and Wealth seminar
MWC
During COVID 19
Masks made by MWC volunteers helped the Cambridge residents at a time when masks were scarce and not readily available for purchase. 1400 in total masks were made by MWC.
Masks made by MWC volunteers helped the Cambridge residents at a time when masks were scarce and not readily available for purchase. 1400 in total masks were made by MWC.
2019 Winter food drive:
To Cambridge Self Help Food Bank
2019 Rogers women of the year award nominations:
Newcomers day at city hall 2019
Eid celebrationin the neighbourhood 2019
In partnership and collaborating with Kinbridge Community Association
About Ramadan 2019
In Partnership with The City of Cambridge and YMCA immigration Services
A series of conversations and discussions
A Day in a life of a Muslim Woman - 2018
In partnership with Kinbridge Community Association
An Interactive Art Project and a Living Exhibit that showcased the everyday live of Muslim women.