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    • BLACQ – Bridging Language and Culture in Quebec
    • INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAM
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  • Bridging Language and Culture in Quebec (B.L.A.C.Q.) is  a collaboration between three English Speaking Black Community  Organizations in Quebec. BCRC will help the three Partner organizations  produce a series of online cultural events that explore the contributions of English Speaking Blacks to Quebec. They will include productions by and about the English-Speaking Black communities that strengthen and promote its cultural history. These productions are intended to promote cultural awareness, social inclusion and sense of belonging while simultaneously providing cultural content that contributes to physical, mental and emotional well-being.

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Lectures Logos Readings & Kola Magazine

Building Bridges Via Literature.

As a way for  Quebec’s Black Anglophone and Francophone established and beginning writers to build  bridges to each other and to Quebec’s many cultural communities, Logos will create a series of online events to showcase these writers.

Black Theatre Workshop

Arrivals Belonging Project.

 Black Theatre Workshop’s Arrival’s Belonging Project aims to guide participants through an embodied archival process that engages them in unravelling public and personal historic sources to create new interdisciplinary works that explore the legacy and belonging.

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West-Can Folk Performing Company

The Community Belonging Project.

West Can will partner with 3 community organizations to offer a series Caribbean folk Song, Storytelling, Caribbean folk Dance and Drum workshop.

Thanks to our Partners

This Project has been funded by the Secrétariat aux relations avec les Québécois d’expression anglaise. We also acknowledge that without our great partners, this project couldn’t be possible. A special thanks to our partners; Concordia University, Black Theatre Workshop, West-Can Folk Performing Company, Lectures Logos Readings and Kola Magazine.

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