MUSLIM STUDENTS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Are you a Muslim Youth currently attending a High School in Calgary? Are you finding it challenging to maintain your prayers and Muslim identity in school? Then this project is just for you! We are here to support you and your Muslim identity as you navigate your way through High School by the establishment of a Muslim Youth Club (MYC) at your School. We will guide you through the entire process of starting an MYC and support you throughout the academic year. 

  • Sir Winston Churchill High School
  • John G. Diefenbaker
  • Robert Thirsk High School
  • Lester B. Pearson High School
  • James Fowler High School
  • Westmount Charter School
  • Crescent Heights High School
  • North Trail High School
  • William Aberhart High School
  • Nelson Mandela High School
  • STEM Innovation Academy High School
  • Ernest Manning High School
  • Henry Wise Wood High School
  • Joanne Cardinal-Schubert High School
  • Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School
  • Western Canada High School

Interested in starting or joining an MYC?

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Have an MYC already?

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What can MSAC do for YOU?

Guidance

How you can go about starting the club

Process

How you can run the club

Continuity

How you can ensure succession of the club

Mission Statement

Our goal is to foster a sense of community and inclusion in the public school system among the Muslim Youth, focusing on the establishment of prayers and other in-school activities through the creation of Muslim Youth Clubs (MYC). Through the support of current school students, we aim to help school-approved MYCs in all High Schools. We will support these MYCs through leadership guidance, Islamic development & faith based support, workshops, event ideas, mentorship, and financial assistance. Additionally, we will be a bridge to connect the MYCs together so that we can foster and promote collaboration and unity amongst the students, especially to be leaders in their community. We will also ensure each club has appropriate succession plans in place so that the club and school can continue to support the Muslim students for many years.

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