Foundation's University of Manitoba Workshop - Online Harms, Islamophobia, and Resilience

The Foundation for a Path Forward recently delivered a compelling workshop at the University of Manitoba, titled Online Harms, Islamophobia, and Resilience. This crucial event brought together scholars, community leaders, and students to address the pressing issue of digital hate and its impact on marginalized communities, particularly in the face of rising Islamophobia. The workshop provided a platform for critical discussions on the harmful effects of online intolerance, while also equipping participants with strategies to counteract these threats and build stronger, more inclusive digital spaces.

Through interactive sessions and expert-led conversations, attendees explored the real-world consequences of online hate, examining how misinformation, stereotypes, and discriminatory narratives contribute to a more hostile digital environment. The Foundation for a Path Forward emphasized the need for proactive engagement, sharing practical tools to navigate and challenge online Islamophobia effectively. From digital literacy techniques to community-driven advocacy, the workshop encouraged participants to take an active role in fostering digital well-being and resilience.

This event was not only an opportunity to learn but also to connect with others who are committed to creating safer, more respectful online spaces. By bringing together diverse voices, the workshop reinforced the importance of collective action in addressing online harms. The Foundation for a Path Forward remains dedicated to empowering communities with the knowledge and tools needed to combat digital hate, ensuring that the fight against Islamophobia continues beyond the workshop and into everyday digital interactions.