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Strong families are built through everyday moments of kindness, understanding, respect, and connection. And the lessons we teach our children today become the values they carry into tomorrow.
Join Nisa Foundation in collaboration with Noor Kids for The Good We Carry, an engaging and interactive family event designed to help Muslim families build healthier relationships, nurture emotional well-being, and strengthen the bonds that bring us together.
Through storytelling, meaningful conversations, and hands-on activities, children and parents will explore practical ways to create a more supportive, loving, and emotionally healthy family environment.
🌟 Interactive Children's Workshop with Br. Amin Aaser (Noor Kids)
Through engaging stories and age-appropriate activities, children will explore important life lessons, including:
💜 Parenting Workshop with Maryam Adham
While children participate in their activities, parents will have the opportunity to join a separate workshop facilitated by Maryam Adham from Muslim Counselling.
This session will explore raising emotionally healthy children, encouraging open communication, nurturing respectful relationships, and creating a home where children feel safe, heard, and supported.
🎨 Creative Children's Activity with Huetiful Little Things
During the parents' workshop, children will enjoy a guided creative activity facilitated by Huetiful Little Things, giving them an opportunity to express themselves, explore their creativity, and have fun.
Location: Triwood Community Association - 2244 Chicoutimi Dr. NW Calgary AB T2L 0X3
Date: November 15th 2026
Time: 11 AM - 3 PM
Tickets: Children: $15 | Adults: $10
Building stronger families isn't about getting everything right. It's about learning, growing, and making space for kindness, understanding, and connection.
Come learn together, connect with other families, and leave with meaningful lessons you can carry into everyday life.
We can't wait to welcome you and your family!
Amin G. Aaser is the founder and Executive Director of Noor Kids, a Harvard-supported educational organization dedicated to building confidence in the religious identity of Muslim children.
An educator, author, and master storyteller, Amin has helped bring Islamic children's books to over 250,000 homes across 25 countries. He has visited more than 300 communities across North America, empowering Muslim children and families through engaging storytelling and meaningful conversations.
His work has been featured on NPR, BBC, and The Huffington Post, and he has taught storytelling at UC Berkeley.
Maryam Adham is a registered psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists and holds a Master of Counselling degree from Athabasca University.
With over 11 years of experience providing mental health support in schools, particularly Islamic schools, Maryam is passionate about supporting Muslim children, youth, and families. Her approach is person-centred and rooted in Islamic values, with a focus on emotional well-being, healthy relationships, and helping young people feel heard, understood, and supported.
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