April 2024 Recap
Welcome to the April 2024 Recap! In this month’s roundup, we’re excited to share resources and our latest achievements. From ongoing advocacy efforts to successful programs and free events, April has been a testament to our commitment to making a difference. Stay tuned as we set the stage for continued progress in the months ahead.
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Funding Opportunity: Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program
Canadian Heritage’s Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Program (MARP) prioritizes events honouring Black Canadians and combatting anti-Asian racism. Eligible events celebrate cultural heritage and promote understanding. Stay tuned for FBC’s upcoming collaboration process for community organizations involved in these events.
Apply now for the SheaMoisture Dream Fund Grant
The Dream Fund Grant in partnership with The Diversity Agency is providing Black female-owned businesses with financial resources, networks, and entrepreneurial education needed to thrive. Apply now for the SheaMoisture Dream Fund Grant.
Call for STBBI interviews
Calling all Ontario Black residents aged 18-34! Your participation in our STBBI project is vital for equity-led research. By joining, you’re not just contributing data – you’re helping ensure that future interventions are tailored to the needs of our community.
Black Entrepreneurship Program: Now accepting applications for our French Cohort
Sign up today for our 4-month virtual program designed to support Black entrepreneurs in reaching success with their business ventures! We are now accepting applications for our French Cohort.
Participate in a Research Study on Black Entrepreneurship in Canada
FBC partners with DPBA for a groundbreaking study on Black entrepreneurship in Canada. Led by Dr. Gerald Grant, this research aims to illuminate the challenges and triumphs of Black business owners. Your input will drive policy and support for Black-owned businesses nationwide. Join us in shaping a brighter future.
Advancing Health Equity: Key Outcomes of the Black Health Defence Project in Canada
The Black Health Defence Project recently concluded, marking significant progress in advancing health equity and promoting vaccination awareness within Black communities across Canada.
✨ Test Your Knowledge ✨
Trivia Section
1. Which town was home to the Coloured All-Stars, an all-Black organized baseball team during the Great Depression?
a) Toronto, ON
b) Churchill, MB
c) Bouchervile, QC
d) Chatman, ON
2. In 1946, Nova Scotian businesswoman Viola Desmond challenged racial segregation by:
a) Protesting equal access to educational facilities for Black students in New Glasgow.
b) Leading a boycott of segregated public transportation in New Glasgow.
c) Drinking from a Whites-only water fountain in New Glasgow.
d) Refusing to leave the Whites-only section of a movie theatre in New Glasgow.
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Trivia: D; D
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