• a collective uniting youth, families, and individuals
• aims to create a safe space in Halton for all Black people, including the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community

Focuses on:

• building stronger communities
• raising awareness
• educating and empowering Black community members of all ages
• seeks to connect with allies for mutual learning and understanding
• recognizes that Black liberation is linked to Indigenous liberation
• works closely with Indigenous community members in Halton

• a community-led collective uniting Black youth, families, and individuals across Halton—including 2SLGBTQQIA+ community members
• work to create safer spaces, build community, raise awareness, and empower Black residents of all ages through education, celebration, and advocacy
• also work in relationship with Indigenous community members, recognizing that Black liberation is linked to Indigenous liberation

Key program areas include:

• Halton Black Student Union (HBSU): Safe/brave space for Black students to discuss issues in and out of school and access peer support

• Deep Roots Sports Leadership Program: Basketball skill-building alongside leadership, cultural identity, pride, and well-being

• Healing Projects: Community and environmental initiatives that nurture mental health, joy, resilience, and communal healing

• Equity Learning Space: Engaging education for residents, educators, and service providers; postsecondary exploration; and support for Black cultural creation locally

Hours vary, contact for details

No restrictions

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