Centre for Culturally Integrative Responses

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The centre aims to support mainstream service agencies and culturally diverse communities to
develop collaborative, coordinated, and culturally integrated family violence responses and
practices to keep families safe, healthy and strong through preventing

Happy International Womens Day from CCIR and MRCSSI! International Women's Day (IWD) has its roots in the early 20th cen...
03/08/2023

Happy International Womens Day from CCIR and MRCSSI! International Women's Day (IWD) has its roots in the early 20th century, when women around the world were beginning to demand better working conditions, voting rights, and an end to discrimination.

Over time, IWD has evolved into a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It is a day to recognize the progress that has been made in the fight for gender equality, but also to acknowledge the ongoing struggles and injustices that women continue to face.

Today, IWD is celebrated in countries around the world. It is a day to honour the women who have come before us and paved the way for our progress, while also continuing to push forward towards a more just and equal world for all.

Let us celebrate the women who paved the way for us to have a voice today, while also standing in solidarity for those who still need to be heard. Let's keep fighting for equality and justice, not just on International Women's Day, but every day.

Let us celebrate Black History Month together as we honour, remember, and learn together. Every February, people across ...
02/08/2023

Let us celebrate Black History Month together as we honour, remember, and learn together. Every February, people across Canada participate in Black History Month events and festivities that honour the legacy of Black people in Canada and their communities. It serves as a time to not only remember and learn about the legacies of Black Canadians and Black communities, but to celebrate the achievements and triumphs of these legacies.

Understanding the nuance and intersectionality of the experiences of BIPOC communities is essential to the work we do at CCIR and MRCSSI when it comes to implementing culturally integrative responses. Swipe to learn more ways you can support .

For locals, visit https://lbhcc.ca for Black History Month events, activities, and initiatives in London Ontario.

Wrapping up the Symposium on Challenges Facing Arab Immigrant Families in Canada held in collaboration with the League o...
01/19/2023

Wrapping up the Symposium on Challenges Facing Arab Immigrant Families in Canada held in collaboration with the League of Arab States. Pictured is director , Her Excellency Ambassador Dr. Haifa Abu Ghazaleh, Assistant Secretary General of League of Arab States and Her Excellency Minister Soha El Gendi, Minister of State for Immigration and Egyptian Expatriate Affairs, Egypt.

Day 1 of our Symposium on Challenges Facing Arab Immigrant Families in Canada held in collaboration with the League of A...
01/19/2023

Day 1 of our Symposium on Challenges Facing Arab Immigrant Families in Canada held in collaboration with the League of Arab States. Pictured is director Mohammed Baobaid and Her Excellency Ambassador Dr. Haifa Abu Ghazaleh, Assistant Secretary General, League of Arab States

Mohammed Baobaid, executive director and counselor Khumais Al-Bouzidi, civil society department supervisor at the LAS p...
01/17/2023

Mohammed Baobaid, executive director and counselor Khumais Al-Bouzidi, civil society department supervisor at the LAS preparing for the Symposium on Challenges Facing Arab Immigrant Families in Canada tomorrow.

With great pleasure, Chris Stevens from the cas_londonmiddlesex and our ED, Mohammed Baobaid, were able the sign the rev...
11/30/2022

With great pleasure, Chris Stevens from the cas_londonmiddlesex and our ED, Mohammed Baobaid, were able the sign the revised MOU between MRCSSI and cas_londonmiddlesex. We are very proud of our long standing collaboration that has resulted in many positive outcomes for the wellbeing of Muslim children and families in our region.

With great pleasure, Chris Stevens from the cas_londonmiddlesex and our ED, Mohammed Baobaid, were able the sign the rev...
11/30/2022

With great pleasure, Chris Stevens from the cas_londonmiddlesex and our ED, Mohammed Baobaid, were able the sign the revised MOU between MRCSSI and cas_londonmiddlesex. We are very proud of our long standing collaboration that has resulted in many positive outcomes for the wellbeing of Muslim children and families in our region.

Great discussions today with Mayor of London, Josh Morgan and MRCSSI board members about the role of MRCSSI in the commu...
11/17/2022

Great discussions today with Mayor of London, Josh Morgan and MRCSSI board members about the role of MRCSSI in the community.

Each year, September 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as well as Orange Shirt Day-an Indigenous-...
09/30/2022

Each year, September 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as well as Orange Shirt Day-an Indigenous-led grassroots commemorative day intended to raise awareness of the individual, family and community inter-generational impacts of residential schools, and to promote the concept of “Every Child Matters”.

Today, we recognize and honour the Indigenous communities affected by the residential school system and its harmful legacy. Remembering and recognizing the tragic and painful history as well as the ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process. We encourage all Canadians to honour survivors and those affected by the residential school system by taking a moment to educate ourselves and raise awareness.

CIFSR Is a culturally-informed community coordinated approach to responding to family and gender-based violence in colle...
09/20/2022

CIFSR Is a culturally-informed community coordinated approach to responding to family and gender-based violence in collectivist communities living in Western societies. Mainstream service providers, along with families and the broader collective, are engaged in the process of collaboratively seeking constructive solutions to respond to these challenges. Swipe to learn more about our model and practices.

Hello world! We are the Centre for Culturally Integrative Responses. Swipe to learn more about our centre.
09/20/2022

Hello world! We are the Centre for Culturally Integrative Responses. Swipe to learn more about our centre.

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1680 Oxford Street East
London, ON
N5V 3G2

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