Semaji June 2018
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Semaji May 2018
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Black History Research Internship
Call for Research Interns Living History: 100 Years of Black History, Culture and Heritage Black immigrants have made significant cultural, artistic, and social contributions to present-day Montréal; however, this history is often overlooked and rarely told. By collecting and sharing the memories of our oldest community members, the Living History project seeks to preserve […]
Black Studies Center (BSC) makes a significant contribution to the BCF’s strategy to increase employability in the Black Community.
The Black studies Center, the Black Community Resource Center (BCRC) the Quebec Board of Black Educators (QBBE), the Black Academic Scholarship Fund, as members of the Black Community Forum, are working together as partners to improve the employability of Blacks and to stop the Brain drain of Black graduates from Montreal and Quebec. The BSC […]
The BCRC presents, “Living History: 100 Years of Black History, Culture and Heritage”
The BCRC invites you to attend its Community Forum for the project “Living History: 100 Years of Black History, Culture and Heritage”. The event will be held on Wednesday, October 24, 2018, from 5 pm to 7 pm at the U.N.I.A situated at 2741 Notre-Dame St W, Montreal, QC H3J 1N9
BCRC TAKES INITIATIVE TO STOP BRAIN DRAIN
The “Stop the Brain-Drain Project” is a creation of the BCRC suggested by its policies for employment and employability under a strategy of holistic community development programming. The first stage of this development strategy is putting in places programs that ensure that Black youth are employable. They must graduate from high school and have at least […]
BSC provides two new Scholarships for the Community
“We Dare to Dare in spite of the uncertainties of tomorrow” As part of the BCRC-BASF Stop the Brain-Drain Project, two new scholarships are being awarded by the Black Studies Center charitable capital fund. The Black Studies Center (BSC) is a member organization of the Black Community Forum, dedicated to the principles and protocols of […]
Montreal International Black Film Festival
The Color of Medicine: The Story of Homer G. Phillips Hospital screens in Montreal, Canada at the Montreal Black Film Festival on September 29th at the Cinémathèque Québécoise 335 Boul de Maisonneuve E, Montréal, QC H2X
Voter Prep Workshop
Come out and join us in our voter prep workshop taking place Friday 28th September 2018, 12:00 pm. The workshop is a part of a series of workshops being offered through our Seniors Program and is open to anyone who wants to participate. We will be building awareness about the upcoming elections, reviewing how to […]
Living History – Information session
The Black Community Resource Centre invites you to participate in our project “Living History: 100 Years of Black History, Culture and Heritage.” We will be creating 15 Memoryscapes of sites, organizations, and landmarks of cultural and historical significance to the English-speaking Black community of Montréal. These oral histories enable the listener to experience the hidden […]