Our Work
Workplace Opportunities: Removing Barriers to Employment
The Black Pulse Project
Resiliency Through COVID-19 RTC Project
To Reform Defund & Abolish: An Evaluation of Canadian Policing
Our work is supported by our members across our community platforms.
Working Groups
The Working Groups provide a forum to exchange information, engage in projects, and develop policy positions on all issues related to FBC’s Pillars.
Regional Hubs
FBC’s Regional Hubs are platforms that allow community members to connect and collaborate with the support and resources of the FBC, as well as a direct line to participate in FBC’s national initiatives.
Partners In Principle
Our national Partners In Principle (PIP) group is comprised of Black led businesses and non for profits. The group works together to bring a voice to the needs of Black businesses across Canada.
Youth Council
The Youth Council is led by team members between the ages of 15 and 29. The council ensures that the youth voice is heard, represented, and catered to across all of FBC’s priority areas.
The Federation of Black Canadians’ (FBC) work is at the intersection of economics and policy. As a national advocacy group for Black Canadians, it is crucial to identify relevant economic variables nationally and internationally to respond appropriately to the dynamic nature of the needs of the Black communities in Canada.
At the core of the four pillars FBC seeks to serve, which include lifelong learning, total health, criminal justice reform, and economic security through addressing anti-Black racism and community building.
Pillars
Total Health
Employment Development
Increasing access to training in traditional and untraditional sectors of work.
Life long learning
Promoting excellence and eliminating systemic barriers to success in schools and classrooms.