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February 2026 – Grants Black-led Nonprofits
We've got a new set of Grants Black-led/ B3 Non profits and Charities. Whether you're launching a new initiative, scaling your impact, or need support for infrastructure and capacity-building, here are current grants to help...
Bill C-9 explained: What the Bill proposes and why it’s sparking debate.
Author: Lesly N Zeusseu TL;DR Bill C-9, officially known as the Combatting Hate Act, is a federal bill introduced in September 2025 to strengthen Canada’s response to hate-motivated crimes and intimidation. While its goal is to...
Beyond the Month: 30 Years of Black History Month in Canada — a brief history and a call to action
“The stories of Black communities are woven into the very fabric of Canada’s history. As we mark 30 years of Black History Month in Canada, we honour the legacy and contributions of Black Canadians across generations, from those...
The Black Leadership & recognition breakfast is back!
The Black Leadership Breakfast! FBC is proud to lead this signature Black History Month kickoff event—continuing the tradition of celebrating Black leadership, amplifying local changemakers, and bringing our community together to shape a better future.
Date: February 6th 2026
Location: Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport
The morning will feature thought-provoking conversations, a leadership panel, community recognition, and a bold dialogue on how Black-led initiatives across Canada are driving change in education, the economy, public policy and more!
What We Stand For
Our Pillars
The Federation of Black Canadians (FBC) is a national, charity organization, driven by Black organizations across the country. We advance the social, economic, political and cultural interests of Canadians of African descent.
Total Health
Total Health
Developing a national action plan to improve the health and well-being of Black Canadians.
Criminal Justice Reform
Criminal Justice Reform
Addressing the impact of anti-Black racism in the criminal justice system.
Employment Development
Employment Development
Increasing access to training in traditional and untraditional sectors of work.
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Promoting excellence and eliminating systemic barriers to success in schools and classrooms.
Latest Programs
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Youth Employment Skills Program
The Youth Employment Skills Program is a 15 week paid skills training and work experience program for Black youth, newcomers, youth with disabilities, and NEET youth (Not in Education, Employment or Training) as well as other marginalized groups, aged 15-30.
Open
Newcomers Program
Join our free 3 month program designed to uplift Black Newcomers and NEET youth aged 15-30 by offering mentorship and workshops aimed at community and career building!
On Demand
Black Entrepreneurship Program
The Black Entrepreneurship Program (BEP) is a free on-demand program that equips Black Canadian entrepreneurs with the tools to launch and grow their business.
CLOSED
Open
Supports for Student Learning Program
The Student Supports for Learning Program (SSLP) is a 10-week program that aims to build foundations for Black Youth. Students who complete the program are eligible to receive educational bursaries between $1000.00 and $6,000.00.
