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Title: In My Own Skin Facilitator Feedback


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In My Own SkinFacilitator Feedback
  • CCMW Annual Conference
  • Montreal, Canada

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Facilitators
  • Azmina Ladha Vancouver
  • Zainab Roya Vancouver
  • Mina Khan Calgary
  • Sabina Sayed Calgary
  • Salma Walji Calgary
  • Rania El Saadi Edmonton
  • Sihaam Khan Toronto
  • Beenash Jafri - Toronto
  • Zainum Bahadshah - Victoria

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What We FoundCalgary
  • Great piloting of brother/sister participant
    combos.
  • Evident need to build relationships/ trust among
    Muslim women first.
  • Tough to get participants out due to
  • Local politics and lack of affiliation with
    Muslim youth women groups.

4
What We FoundEdmonton
  • Good turn out and response
  • Able to leverage local CCMW chapter contacts with
    women
  • More work needed to build solid network and
    community of young Muslim women.

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What We FoundVancouver
  • Positive reception by participants
  • Participants were primarily friends and family of
    facilitators
  • Tough to get participants out due to
  • Lack of links with Mosques, Muslim Student Assoc.
    and
  • Lack of local awareness of CCMW work within
    these circles.

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What We FoundVictoria
  • Were able to leverage existing youth Muslim women
    group.
  • Good turn-out at first 2 workshops.
  • Lower attendance at last 2 due to timing (exams)
    community issues
  • Nice balance of traditional and liberal
    Muslim women (and conversation that showed these
    stereotypes were just stereotypes).

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What We FoundToronto
  • Different groups at each workshop students
    women in 20s/30s
  • Liked video appreciated chance to discuss these
    issues openly.
  • Felt more diversity in participation and
    representation in video needed
  • Need for more radical analysis of issues facing
    Muslim women in the future.

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What Worked
  • Safe, all-women environment
  • Food, comfortable setting
  • Co-facilitation!
  • Video good conversation starter
  • Workbook allowed easy preparation
  • Relevant topics
  • Social opportunity for young Muslim women to
    connect and discuss issues
  • Good public speaking/presentation skill practice
    for participants

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What Didnt
  • Getting participants out on cold-call advertising
    (you had to have contacts)
  • Solutions arrived at werent always applicable to
    real-life
  • Discussing sensitive topics when high levels of
    trust not already established
  • Video wasnt as relevant to younger women
    (16-18yrs)
  • Feedback from most cities indicated more diverse
    representation of Cdn Muslim women needed.

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Recommendations
  • Create video of teens and their issues.
  • Re-word questions that appear biased.
  • Provide report template for facilitator use post
    workshops.
  • Formally organize facilitator networking (i.e.
    required monthly check-ins).
  • First build community amongst Muslim youth women
    then run workshops.
  • Link with other local groups serving target
    population --gt promote CCMW image increase
    support of its work.

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Future of In My Own Skin OUR SUGGESTIONS
  • Book Club, List-serves, Networking Events
    following workshops -gt create networks and
    sustain relationships amongst participants.
  • New Kit, New Scenarios that bring Canadian Muslim
    Youth together (women and men). We both have a
    part in the problems Canadian Muslim women face
    (i.e. violence against women) so both need to be
    a part of the solution.
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