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Mohammed Hashim, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation, joined Five Good Ideas to share practical strategies to bridge divides and foster positive change in challenging times.

His conversation with Elizabeth McIsaac highlights the power of genuine dialogue, community resilience, and grassroots action in creating a more connected future.

Mohammed's Five Good Ideas:

1. Embrace difficult conversations
2. Get offline and re-ignite in-person connection
3. Online life is a reality: Trust humans, fact-check content
4. Replenish your dopamine (and your feed) with people who build for better
5. If you don’t like it, join the work to fix it

For Mohammed's full bio and resources, visit the session page.