The Annual Confronting Anti-Black Racism 2025
The African Canadian Social Development Council (ACSDC) is proud to host its annual Confronting Anti-Black racism Conference.
This year’s theme is The Criminal Justice System, Policing, and Black Youth
The conference will bring together youth, community leaders, service providers, policymakers, and advocates for an engaging day of:
• Keynote Address by Dr. Kanika Samuels-Wortley, Associate Professor
• Panel Discussions on justice, policing, and community safety
• Workshops on leadership, mentorship, and advocacy
• Networking Opportunities with community agencies, mentors, and youth leaders
• Vendor Exhibits highlighting resources, services, and supports for youth
This is more than a conference—it’s a call to action. Together, we aim to address critical issues, educate, and create meaningful opportunities that uplift and empower Black youth.”
Who Should Attend?
• Black youth and students
• Parents and caregivers
• Educators and community leaders
• Service providers and agencies
• Advocates, policymakers, and allies
Get Involved;
✅ Register to Attend – Join us for this impactful day of learning and action.
✅ Become a Vendor – Showcase your organization’s resources and services for youth.
✅ Volunteer – Support the event and connect with the community.
EVENT REGISTRATION
To register, click the “Register Here” button below.
Map:
York University – Accolade West Building, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto
Kenyan Women In Canada Association
At KWICA, our community is a vibrant tapestry woven with the common thread of Kenyan heritage and a shared pursuit of success in Canada. We offer diverse programs and events aimed at fostering personal and professional development. Within our community, we celebrate achievements, navigate challenges, and build lasting connections, fueled by cultural synergy and collective ambition. KWICA is more than an association; it’s a platform where Kenyan women in Canada inspire, support, and shape each other’s destinies.
Address:
2300 Sheppard Ave W. North York, ON M9M 3A4, Canada
• Contact Person: Pauline
The Yolo Foundation
The organization’s notion is based on the aphorism “You Only Live Once – YOLO.” There are no second chances once life has vanished. After knowing that we only live once, it is paramount to make life choices that promote healthy living no matter what and ensure that these choices are in the best interest of an individual’s life span.
Address:
3464 Danforth Ave, Scarborough, ON M1L 1E1 Toronto
• Contact Person: Denis Ssebuggwawo
Early Childhood Development Initiative (ECDI)
We offer learning programs, workshops, and community resources for African parents of children aged 0-12. Our courses support parent’s knowledge about child development, strengthening parent-child bonding, play-based early learning, and children’s school readiness. We put value into providing resources to ensure that children develop to the best of their own abilities.
Address:
1834 Weston Road, M9N 1V8, Toronto.
• Contact Person: Patricia Falope
Strengthening Parent – Youth Relationships
A journey of growth and connection between parents and their children
Activities
Starting: February 15, 2024
Time: Thursdays from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Location: 2387 Eglington Ave. East, Scarborough, ON M1K 2M5
Who Should Attend: Parents and their children (ages 11-18)
Promoting Black Women’s Health and Wellbeing
Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to empowering Black women and promoting their health and wellbeing.
The conference will focus on the health and well-being of Black women, featuring insightful discussions, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities. It’s a free event open to the public.
Theme: EmpowerHER: Promoting Black Women’s Health and Wellbeing
Date: Saturday, April 27, 2024
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: 10 Belfield Road, Toronto ON
*** kindly reserve your spot if you plan to attend. Click to button below to register now at Eventbrite.
March 11-15, 2024 | 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Solid Foundations for Future Innovators (SFFI) STEM programs are open to Black children ages 6-12 whose families have recently immigrated to Canada from the continent of Africa.
Ages:
6-8 yrs. (Gr. 1-3) | 9-12 yrs. (Gr. 4-6)
A Soulpepper & Obsidian Co-Production
• Three Sisters – A Soulpepper & Obsidian Co-Production
By Inua Chekhov | Directed by Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu
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Pass & Dribble Summer Camp
• A week-long physical fitness and soccer skills development
• Daily practice both on a professional turf field and indoor gymnasium
• Age and Skills alignment (Under 8, 10, 12, and 14)
• Led by Toronto Soccer Association (TSA) certified coaches
• Camp gear: T-Shirt, and Soccer ball
Camp Dates
• July 10th – 14th: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• July 17th – 21st: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• July 24th – 28th: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• August 7th – 11th: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• August 14th – 18th: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Venue
Westhumber Collegiate Institute
• 1675 Martin Grove Rd. Toronto, ON M9V 3S3
Application
Register in Person
• 235 Dixon Road Suite #101, Toronto, ON M9P 2M5
Free Pre-Apprenticeship Plumbing Service Technician Program
Skills for Change support skills building and employment opportunities for more people in skilled trades. This program prepares participants for employment in the Plumbing sector.
Eligibility
• 18 years of age or older
• Eligible to work and study in Ontario
• Newcomer women encouraged to apply
• Must attend in-person classes in Toronto
• Have a Secondary School (Ontario Grade 12) diploma, or equivalent, at or above the general level
Contact us for more info
• Email: preapp@skillsforchange.org
• Phone: (416) 572-0490 ext: 416
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