Our Mission
Who are we?
The Federation of Black Canadians Working Group is a collective of scholars from nationwide dedicated to educating Black Canadians on economic matters. By creating concise, digestible information on health, education, governance, finance, etc., the Working Group provides accessible and free resources to support learning and advocacy within the community.
Lesly Nzeusseu
Lesly Nzeusseu (she/her) is a current doctoral student in Industrial & Organizational Psychology at the University of Montréal. Her research interests include the future of work, occupational health and safety, and the digital transformation of workplaces. She is also passionate about social justice and DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) and strives to promote more inclusive communities. In her free time, Lesly enjoys volunteering, attending events, and listening to podcasts while walking in the beautiful city of Montréal.
Morola Solar
Joshua Lawal
Joshua Lawal is a Master’s candidate in Plant Science at the University of Alberta, where he also earned his Bachelor’s degree in Biology. He currently works as a Community Engagement Ambassador with the Federation of Black Canadians and as a Disability Support Worker with Quest Support. Passionate about his faith and church community, Joshua actively serves at RCCG New Life Centre (RCCGNLC) as a community leader. In addition to his commitments at church, he volunteers with the Special Olympics, dedicating his time to support and empower individuals with disabilities.
Driven by the watchword from Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me,” Joshua continually strives to make a positive impact in his community and beyond.
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Davina Amoakohene
Davina Amoakohene is a recent graduate with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Toronto Mississauga. Her research interests include mental health and policy, the social determinants of health, and social/psychological behavior. She strives to impact the lives of those around her and help people become the best versions of themselves through her efforts. She also enjoys spending time with friends and watching K-dramas.
Latest News
Fresh from the Working Group
Modernizing the Employment Equity Act: A Step Towards Inclusive Workplaces
Written By: Lesly Nzeusseu In June 2024, the Federation of Black Canadians (FBC) had the chance to participate in a roundtable discussion organized by Employment and Social Development Canada(ESDC), alongside other community...
Gender Diversity in Education: A Focus on the Black Community
Written By: Morola Solar In today's blog post, we will address gender diversity in education, focusing on the Black community. We aim to make complicated data understandable and interesting so that community members can...
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