The Black Entrepreneurship Program is a free virtual and mentorship program for Black youth between the ages of 15-29 years old. Participants get to engage in 4 month of entrepreneurship training, 1-1 mentorship with Black Founders and get the chance to enter in a pitch competition at the end of their cohort to win funding to help start up their businesses. Cohort 2 is currently ongoing and Cohort 1 has just come to a close and below are some of the topics and facilitators we’ve had!
Discover a range of grants and funding opportunities designed to support small businesses, student work placements, innovative projects, and community initiatives. From TELUS’s Stand with Owners campaign to ICTC’s WIL Digital program, Grand Challenges Canada, Ontario Creates IDM Fund, and the National Anti-Racism Fund, find the resources you need to succeed and make a positive impact.
Nominations are now open for the 2024 Impact Student and Teacher Awards, set to be presented at our annual gala. This year, we will honor one outstanding student making a positive impact in the community and one phenomenal teacher significantly influencing students’ lives. Winners will receive a beautiful crystal award at the gala. Submit your nominations by August 30th, 2024, at 5:00 PM.
Toronto, ON, July 3, 2024 — The Federation of Black Canadians announces the results of the ‘Resilience Throughout COVID-19’ project by the University of Toronto. This study highlights the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on Black communities in Canada, revealing high infection severity, stigma, and long recovery times. Key findings emphasize the need for culturally relevant health education and stronger community partnerships to address systemic issues and promote equitable health outcomes.
