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Resources – Awareness and Outreach

Content Items for Awareness and Outreach

This section provides details on where Black Canadian youth and children can find information about the activities and events of Black communities. It highlights available resources to help them stay informed and connected to Black cultural and social activities.

Social Media Updates

1.Black History Month Celebrations in Canada

Content: Highlight events, initiatives, and programs happening across Canada during Black History Month.

Example: “Join us this February as we celebrate Black History Month across Canada! Discover local events, exhibitions, and online resources. Let’s honor the legacy of Black Canadians together! #BlackHistoryMonth #CelebrateBlackCulture”

Link: https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/black-history-month.html

2. Financial Literacy Programs for Black Youth

Content: Share posts about workshops or courses designed to improve financial literacy among Black youth.

Example: “Did you know that financial literacy programs for Black youth are shaping the future? Stay informed about opportunities in your area with [Organization Name]. Empowering youth with the tools for financial independence. #BlackYouth #FinancialLiteracy”

Link: https://www.td.com/ca/en/about-td/diversity-and-inclusion/black-communities-in-canada

3. Mental Health Resources for Black Canadians

Content: Share posts about culturally relevant mental health support services.

Example: “Mental health matters! Black youth deserve culturally responsive care. Learn more about services that provide the support you need. #MentalHealthMatters #BlackYouth #CulturallySensitiveCare”

Link: https://blackyouth.ca/services/

Email Bulletins

Subject: “Empowering Black Youth – Latest Events and Resources”

  • Content:
  • Section 1: Featured events such as the African Canadian Achievement Awards or youth leadership training programs.
  • Section 2: Updates on initiatives that benefit Black youth, such as community development projects or career guidance programs.
  • Section 3: Mental health and wellness support services available to youth and their families.
  • Link: https://rootscs.org/youth-program

Development Reports

  • Title: “Building Bridges: The State of Black Youth in Canada”

Interactive Content

  • Topic: Virtual Workshops or Webinars
  • Content: Host or share information about upcoming webinars on career development, financial literacy, or social justice.
  • Example: “Join us for a free webinar on financial literacy for Black youth” Learn practical tips and strategies to build wealth and achieve financial independence. Register today
  • Link: https://www.outwardbound.ca/financial-assistance-for-youth/
  • Topic: Online Surveys or Polls
  • Content: Engage the community by conducting surveys or polls on topics such as barriers to success for Black youth.
  • Example: “We want to hear from you”: Take our survey on the challenges facing Black youth today and help shape future programs and services. Your voice matters
  • Link: https://rootscs.org/youth-program

Newsletters

  • Subject: “Black Youth Empowerment News – What’s Happening in Your Community”
  • Content: Provide an overview of key local and national news related to Black youth.
  • Link: https://blackyouth.ca/