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A space for meaningful conversations where community members share how their personal and professional experiences are shaped by their identities. Together, we explore how factors like race, faith, class, and ability influence lives.
Watch as Cara explore show intersecting identities, race, gender, and disability shape personal and professional experiences and her insights from her global humanitarian work.
Imam Yasin Dwyer is Executive Director of the Muslim Chaplaincy of Toronto and Canada’s first full-time Muslim chaplain with Correctional Services, speaking widely on religion, arts, and Black Canadian Muslim history.
Listen in as Omar Mahamed, Executive Director of Mishka Social Services and Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), shares over a decade of experience supporting diverse communities. Hear how he drives programs, partnerships, and advocacy that strengthen grassroots organizations and uplift families.
Marya Bangash, Education & Outreach Coordinator at SMILE Canada, is an advocate for disability inclusion and human rights. With a degree in Human Rights and Equity Studies from York University and experience presenting across Canada and at the UN, Marya brings powerful insights on accessibility, equity, and disability justice.
This series aims to amplify the voices of people with disabilities in critical conversations on inclusion and social justice, voices too often overlooked in broader discussions about discrimination.