SMILE Canada’s Disability and Inclusion Workshops are open to community organizations, schools, students, and the wider community across Canada interested in implementing better inclusive practices. Our workshops and presentations aim to raise awareness on the intersectional needs of racialized children and youth with disabilities and critical illness and their families, with a focus on diverse Muslim communities, including refugee and immigrant families. Sessions are delivered through a trauma-informed lens and human rights approach, addressing the intersectional needs of equity-seeking and underserved populations. Topics such as language, assumption and bias, ableism, intersectionality, and more are covered.