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CAIR-CAN FUNDRAISING DINNER: SATURDAY MAY 6 @ 6:00 P.M.
It?s time for CAIR-CAN?s fourth annual fundraising dinner in Toronto. Come and join the celebration of CAIR-CAN successes and fundraising for the future. The evening will include a farewell to Riad Saloojee, CAIR-CAN?s outgoing Executive Director and a welcome to Karl Nickner, CAIR-CAN?s incoming Executive Director. Then share a laugh when comedian Preacher Moss takes the stage. Buy your tickets early and show your support for CAIR-CAN?s advocacy and human rights work on behalf of Canadian Muslims! :)
CAIR-CAN'S FOURTH ANNUAL TORONTO FUNDRAISING DINNER:
"Defending Civil Liberties: Keeping Canada Strong and Free"
DATE: Saturday, May 6, 2006
WHEN: Registration at 5:30 p.m., dinner begins at 6 p.m.
WHERE: Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Rd.
See our flyer: www.caircan.ca
Tickets: $60 in advance, $80 after April 30, $500 for table of 10. To get your tickets please call 416-732-2965 or email [email protected] Limited childcare available with advance registration.
SPEAKERS:
KEYNOTE - DR. ABDUL HAKIM JACKSON, PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - An American convert to Islam during the 1970s, Dr. Abdul Hakim Jackson is originally from Philadelphia. He is an associate professor in Arabic and Islamic studies at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
KEYNOTE - REEM BAHDI, PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR - Reem Bahdi is a law professor at the University of Windsor. She is an expert advisor and consultant on issues such as the impact of anti-terrorism legislation, racial profiling, refugee rights, access to justice issues and the domestic application of international law.
RIAD SALOOJEE, OUTGOING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CAIR-CAN -KARL NICKNER, INCOMING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CAIR-CAN -
ABDUL-BASIT KHAN, CAIR-CAN CHAIR -
PREACHER MOSS, COMEDIAN -
CAIR-CAN'S FOURTH ANNUAL TORONTO FUNDRAISING DINNER:
"Defending Civil Liberties: Keeping Canada Strong and Free"
DATE: Saturday, May 6, 2006
WHEN: Registration at 5:30 p.m., dinner begins at 6 p.m.
WHERE: Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Rd.
See our flyer: www.caircan.ca
Tickets: $60 in advance, $80 after April 30, $500 for table of 10. To get your tickets please call 416-732-2965 or email [email protected] Limited childcare available with advance registration.
SPEAKERS:
KEYNOTE - DR. ABDUL HAKIM JACKSON, PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - An American convert to Islam during the 1970s, Dr. Abdul Hakim Jackson is originally from Philadelphia. He is an associate professor in Arabic and Islamic studies at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
KEYNOTE - REEM BAHDI, PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR - Reem Bahdi is a law professor at the University of Windsor. She is an expert advisor and consultant on issues such as the impact of anti-terrorism legislation, racial profiling, refugee rights, access to justice issues and the domestic application of international law.
RIAD SALOOJEE, OUTGOING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CAIR-CAN -KARL NICKNER, INCOMING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CAIR-CAN -
ABDUL-BASIT KHAN, CAIR-CAN CHAIR -
PREACHER MOSS, COMEDIAN -