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As part of Jewish Moroccan Week in Toronto, Association Mimouna was proud to present two exhibitions that brought Morocco’s Jewish heritage to the heart of the diaspora. The first featured Judaica objects crafted by Muslim artisans, a living symbol of coexistence. The second was a photo exhibition of the synagogues of Morocco, preserving memory through images and architecture. This project was not built on partnerships alone, it was built on friendship. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to Ms. Deborah Koenigsberger Gutierrez, Judaica designer and head of the Tribeca Synagogue, and Ms. Tessy Schlosser, Director General of the Centro de Documentación e Investigación Judío de México (CDIJUM). Their passion, dedication, and belief in this work made it possible. We also extend our thanks to the Moroccan Jewish Community in Toronto (CJMT) and the Sephardic Kehila Center for opening their doors and giving this story a stage.
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Every event we organize, every food basket we deliver, and every dialogue circle we lead is made possible by engaged allies. From student volunteers to global donors, a vibrant community stands behind Mimouna’s mission.
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Mimouna is a Moroccan association that strives to preserve and promote the history of Morocco’s ancient Jewish community. Founded in 2007, Mimouna seeks to educate the Moroccan people about the Jewish culture and encourage harmony between Jews and Muslims.
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