ACBN Canada Foundation Culture plays a vital role in shaping our identities, building connections, and fostering resilience. For the Black community, preserving and celebrating cultural heritage is essential for promoting pride, unity, and empowerment. In this blog...
Economics plays a crucial role in shaping the well-being, opportunities, and development of communities. For the Black community, understanding and addressing economic challenges is vital for breaking down systemic barriers and promoting economic empowerment. In this...
Black history is a rich tapestry of resilience, triumph, and contributions that have significantly shaped the world we know today. For the Black community, understanding and embracing this history is vital for promoting pride, unity, and empowerment. In this blog...
Black men play an essential role in the strength, unity, and growth of their communities. They contribute as fathers, sons, brothers, mentors, and leaders, shaping the lives of those around them. However, Black men often face unique challenges and pressures, making it...
Black women play a vital role in the strength, unity, and growth of their communities. As mothers, daughters, sisters, leaders, and mentors, they contribute to the well-being and success of those around them. However, Black women often face unique challenges and...
Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Wednesday, April 20, 2023/EINPresswire.com/. This paper is a three-part presentation: Part 1 of 3: Preamble—The Big Picture March 22, 2023 Part 2 of 3: Significant Reasons for the Failure of Megaprojects April 12, 2023 Part 3 of 3:...
Media plays a significant role in shaping our perceptions, beliefs, and understanding of the world around us. For the Black community, accurate and diverse representation in the media is crucial for breaking down stereotypes, promoting unity, and fostering...
A New Weekly Series on Unity and Empowerment Dear valued readers, we are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of a new weekly article series, "Mkutano: Bringing Black Canada Together." This exciting series aims to unite, inspire, and empower our Black Canadian...
Managing a Project” differs from “Project Management.” The former is often a function of “position of appointment” ─not essentially underpinned by the requisite proficiency in project management.”— Errol Gibbs
Images: Credit to the Black Cultural Centre for Nova ScotiaScreenshots and ApologyStamp Image - Credit: © Canada Post Corporation NB: Language alert: quoted terms reflect those used at the time. By Erica Phillips, BA, MA Black men and women supported Canada’s...