Mohammed talks about how incremental change can make greater change. He notes the importance of reaching out to those who will provide support. He envisions his 7-year-old son to be a good person and will bounce back in the face of adversity.
Mohammed Hashim is the Executive Director of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation and a founding advisor of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network. He also sits on the Board of Trustees of the United Way of Greater Toronto. Mr. Hashim has worked as a labour organizer and human rights advocate for over a decade, dedicating his career to supporting equity, inclusion, and empowering communities. As a senior organizer with the Toronto and York Region Labour Council, Mr. Hashim advocated many anti-racism initiatives, as well as other issues. He is dedicated to developing public policy that addresses systemic discrimination and has created opportunities for marginalized communities through fellowships and community benefits agreements.
