Gender Justice is an important practice that requires continuous learning and engagement. This workshop focuses on the importance of interfaith discussions as it relates to gender justice and injustice. Speakers from varying faith backgrounds speak on topics like gender equality, women's rights movements, women in leadership etc. The goal of this series is to expose the audience to partake in discussions on the role and the importance of women in faith communities and to highlight progressive conversations. This workshop will feature Khadijah Kanji (she/her), who received her Masters of Social Work in 2017, where her research examined queer subjectivity in the Toronto South Asian diaspora. She currently works in research and evaluation for a university-based agency serving Ontario's youth programming sector; and as a clinical supervisor and therapist for a non-profit, with a practice focus on 2SLGBTQ+ BIPOC. Khadijah also does anti-Islamophobia education and activism for an Islamic cultural centre; and writes and speaks regularly on issues of race, gender, and sexuality.