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!
The Black Builders Network Virtual Event, hosted by the Federation of Black Canadians (FBC), brought together a...
The Federation of Black Canadians' (FBC) and Skills For Life (SFL) Impact Gala is just around the corner, and we're...
In June 2024, the Federation of Black Canadians (FBC) joined a roundtable discussion organized by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to explore the modernization of the Employment Equity Act. Focusing on strengthening enforcement, compliance, and improving public accountability, stakeholders discussed actionable recommendations to advance employment equity and create inclusive workplaces in Canada. Engaging civil society in these discussions is crucial to address systemic barriers and ensure a prosperous future for all.
