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Area of Practice
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Community Engagement
Our outreach programs build connections between the general Montreal populace and our wider community, with a special focus on business to consumer practices that celebrate inclusivity. Learn how you can support one of our community campaigns.
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Event Management
Our event management and planning services ensure that every detail is meticulously crafted, allowing you to focus on what matters most—connecting, celebrating, and enjoying the moment.
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DEI Professional Development
Our training and professional development practices are passionately committed to supporting business practices serving diverse communities, fostering inclusivity, and bridging the gaps that might hinder equitable opportunities.
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Exhibitions
From art and history to contemporary expressions, our exhibitions provide a platform to celebrate diversity, foster dialogue, and showcase the beauty of Black and Brown narratives.
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Mindfulness Workshops
Our event management and planning services ensure that every detail is meticulously crafted, allowing you to focus on what matters most—connecting, celebrating, and enjoying the moment.
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Educational Programming
Our training and professional development practices are passionately committed to supporting business practices serving diverse communities, fostering inclusivity, and bridging the gaps that might hinder equitable opportunities.
A Workshop for Businesses Enhancing DEI Practices
The DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) Business Owners Workshop offers a comprehensive platform for entrepreneurs committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in their businesses.
Through targeted sessions and expert guidance, participants gain practical strategies to cultivate inclusive workplaces, effectively engage diverse customer bases, and navigate the evolving landscape of DEI initiatives. This workshop empowers business owners to not only drive financial success but also contribute positively to societal progress and equality.
Campaign: Celebrate Family as an Everyday Form of Therapy
Join our Celebrating Family as an Everyday Form of Therapy campaign, designed to bring together families, parents, children, and teachers in celebrating and integrating culturally relevant instruction and curriculums that honor home cultures and practices. This initiative offers a series of free-to-low-cost workshops across Montreal, aimed at providing strategies to incorporate diverse cultural perspectives in both educational settings and at home.
By participating in these workshops, parents and teachers can collaboratively create an environment that fosters self-awareness and deepens self-knowledge. This approach enhances the educational journey and strengthens familial bonds as children connect more profoundly with their heritage, identities, and lived experiences.
Embrace this opportunity to transform learning environments into spaces where culture and education intersect, fostering a meaningful and inclusive educational journey for our children. Be sure to join us at FamiFête, hosted in collaboration with the Caribbean Cultural Festivities Association and Place Vertu mall. This celebration of family, culture, and education takes place on August 17th from 12pm to 6pm. At the event, you can sign up for our workshops and enjoy live demonstrations showcasing practical applications of culturally relevant teaching.
Black Talk Therapy – Summer Internship Program 2024
Join us this summer as we design and use different ways to practice our everyday Black culture as a form of everyday therapy. Our themes this summer are activism, culture, food, art, wellness, and languages.
Montrealers aged 18 – 20 are welcome to apply, and submissions close May 31st, 2024, at 11:59pm. All our summer interns will be awarded a $500 stipend to be distributed in two installments of $250.
Black History Month Speech Competition
Join us in celebration of Black History Month and Black culture in Montreal. Compete for an award of $1000 cash and an extra $1000 donation to the organization of your choice.
Montrealers aged 18 – 25 are welcome to participate, in either English or French, and submissions close Thursday, February 15th, 2024, at 11:59pm. Participants must choose from one of six predefined Black history topics and submit a speech that is maximum 3 minutes long.