Lifelong Learning
Basket Full of Love: A program by the Early Childhood Development Centre (ECDC) of Tanzania and Zambia, highlights home activities by young members of the Jamat wherein, they express love and care for their loved ones. Such interactions promote their bonding and foster emotional development.
Aleem gives us a glimpse into the future. Our lives will change drastically over the next few years and we must be ready when this happens. He shares what we can do today to prepare for a better tomorrow.
In this episode, Aleem breaks down, using a simple visual, the four elements required to create our ideal occupation so we can experience a more fulfilled lifestyle.
Aleem provides us with a new perspective on wealth. He explains that pursuing the traditional view of being wealthy does not always lead to true fulfillment and happiness. Instead, we need to focus on other factors that will enable us to lead a wealthy life.
The quality of our lives is very much dependent on the quality of our relationships. Aleem shows us how to develop better relationships with ourselves and others so that we can experience more harmony in our journey of life.
Aleem shows us how we can learn important concepts faster and more easily. He also explains the value of being able to articulate and communicate our thoughts clearly because this is how we are evaluated by others in today's society.
If we are able to truly be successful in life, we need to become a "person of value". Aleem describes what a person of value is and how we can become such an individual so that we can easily attract more success into our lives.
Aleem shows us a simple formula to help us improve our time management skills. He also explains why we procrastinate and how we can fix this damaging habit, which is one of the main causes of failure, and why we get poor results in life.
This episode focuses on the fact that success is different for everyone. And requires us to become more self-aware and clear on what we want out of life. Aleem gives us steps to create our own definition of success.
In this episode, presenter, Aleem Nasser, states that those who are superior thinkers are able to get much better results in life. He then shows us how to improve our thinking skills so that we can obtain more success and improve the results we are getting in life.
An introduction to the Simple Steps to Success series by Aleem Nasser. Nasser touches on the background of the series which is based on his own personal experience and research and not the opinions of others. He recommends watching the 10-part series in the order presented.
Inspired by the University of Texas at Arlington’s Building Bridges workshop in 2021, amateur filmmaker Kelly Gray Bobino follows a young man’s journey into his Muslim heritage. The film was presented at the Plano Jamatkhana in Texas and is part of the Building Bridges Short Film Series.
Inspired by the University of Texas at Arlington’s Building Bridges workshop in 2021, amateur filmmaker Nadeem Haji explores how green spaces impact urban settings. The film was presented at the Plano Jamatkhana in Texas and is part of the Building Bridges Short Film Series.
The Ismaili Jamatkhana and Center USA together with the Ismaili Centre Toronto present a discussion in recognition of the International Day of Tolerance. In a discussion with three representatives of the Aga Khan Development Network, Dr. Mahmoud Eboo, Diplomatic Representative to Canada, Sheherezade Hirji, Diplomatic Representative to Afghanistan, and Munir Merali, Diplomatic Representative to the People's Republic of Bangladesh, illustrate how local contexts shape the work of the AKDN and provide an understanding of the broader connection between the global projects.
A panel discussion with three incredible women who have paved their own paths to success and have become thriving entrepreneurs in very different industries.
The Fast Forward Future: What is the new normal? What are emerging technologies that are disrupting our future? What are the tangible impacts that they are going to have? Are our youth prepared for the next generation?
Cryptocurrencies are said to be democratizing money and leveling the playing field. Investors are looking for their investments to have positive impacts on society as much as their portfolios. Is it possible for these new financial trends to help investors and entrepreneurs build profitable businesses while operating within an ethical framework?
In order to advance more pluralistic societies, policymakers, practitioners, and changemakers must be able to identify the gaps in their country’s treatment of diverse individuals and work towards inclusion over time. Could this be achieved through Allyship?
As we eventually emerge from this crisis, will we work differently? Leaders from top organizations in North America discuss lessons learned from the work from a home model and what the future of work will look like.
The EntreprenHERship Tea brings together and celebrates women entrepreneurs who have shown incredible entrepreneurial spirit, leadership, and resilience to protect and strengthen their business and their community.
How has art-driven changed in the past? Where is art having an impact on the future and how can we get involved?