Focus: Effective communication strategies for resolving conflicts A one-day bilingual workshop teaching newcomers how to handle conflicts in personal and professional life in both languages.
Focus: Communicating in Canadian cultural and community settings A 4-week course to help newcomers integrate into Canadian society by improving communication in cultural and community contexts, taught in both English […]
Focus: Networking, resume-building, and professional communication skills A bilingual workshop that focuses on career advancement and how to communicate effectively in the Canadian job market.
Focus: Navigating holiday communications in family and social settings A short class helping newcomers communicate with family members, neighbors, and friends during the holiday season in both languages.
Focus: Building and strengthening community relationships A bilingual networking event where newcomers can practice their language skills in both English and French while celebrating.
Your support can make a meaningful difference in the lives of women, youth, and newcomers who face systemic barriers. By donating to the African Canadian Women and Youth Alliance, you are investing in empowerment, education, and mentorship that will help break down those barriers and unlock potential. Together, we can create a future where everyone has the tools, confidence, and opportunities to thrive. Your generosity will help amplify voices, nurture dreams, and build a stronger, more inclusive community. Join us in making a lasting impact today.
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African Canadian Women and Youth Alliance recognize and honour the ancestral and unceded territories of the Indigenous peoples of this land. This province is home to many, including the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, Huron-Wendat, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Métis and others. We honour and respect their enduring presence, resilience, and contributions to the cultural fabric of this province. We also recognize the ongoing impacts of colonialism and commit to work in a respectful partnership with the indigenous peoples to promote reconciliation and the strengthening of relationships with Indigenous communities. We are indeed grateful to live, work and gather on these lands.
