FESTIBEC Launches a New Web TV Series for Afrodescendant Seniors Thanks to Funding from the 2025 New Horizons for Seniors Program

Montreal, Quebec — As part of the 26th edition of the Action Week Against Racism, the organization Vision Inter-Cultures hosted a remarkable event: a Human Library. Inspired by a concept that originated in Denmark in the early 2000s by Rony Abergel, this unique event offers a powerful human experience where the "books" are not made of paper, but of flesh and story.

Toronto, Canada - At a recent community gathering, a powerful and emotional speech rang through the auditorium—one not just of hope, but of challenge, responsibility

Montreal, Canada - In a powerful celebration combining cultural identity,

Longueuil, Quebec — In an atmosphere filled with culture, exchange, and solidarity, the City of Longueuil recently celebrated the third edition of Black History Month.

Longueuil, Québec — In an atmosphere filled with recognition and commitment, the Mayor of Longueuil,

Montreal, Quebec — The first International Symposium of Afro-Entrepreneurial Women (SIFA) was recently held in Montreal,

In an electrifying atmosphere blending Afro, gospel, R&B, soul, and trap rhythms, the project “A Remixed Christmas” offered a memorable evening at MP Studios. Established artists and emerging talents came together around a common message: to celebrate musical diversity while giving the Christmas season a modern, warm, and inclusive touch.

Montreal — What is the true meaning of life? For many, the answer lies in fulfilling a deeper purpose — one rooted in kindness, resilience, and the recognition of life as a divine gift. During a recent discussion with community seniors, themes of gratitude, purpose, and perseverance emerged as guiding principles for living a meaningful life.

It was in a festive and heartfelt atmosphere that the inauguration of Studios MP took place—a promising new creative space that aspires to become a hub for youth and culture in Montréal.

Montréal, Québec – The very first gala evening of the Network of Cameroonian Engineers in Canada (IC2) was marked by inspiration, under the theme “Excellence and Notoriety.”

Montreal, Quebec — The prestigious Four Seasons Hotel in Montreal hosted the 3rd edition of the Gala IDE (Inclusion, Diversity, Excellence), a flagship event organized by Groupe 3737.

Montreal, Quebec – It was in an atmosphere filled with elegance, hope, and female solidarity that B. Jacam DIN, crowned Queen of Africa Canada 2024–2025, honored the Miss Guinea Canada election with her presence.

Montreal, Quebec — In a solemn and structured call to action, community leaders and advocates for inclusive development in Canada are launching a national campaign to encourage reinvestment in Black communities, at a time when several crucial support initiatives are coming to an end.

Montreal, Quebec — In an atmosphere filled with emotion, vibrant colors, and rhythmic beats, the 9th edition of the Festival Afrique Québec once again demonstrated its crucial role in promoting African culture in Canada. Through spontaneous testimonials, electrifying performances, and remarkable attendance, the festival established itself as a true hub of unity, diversity, and creativity.

The second edition of SOKAFEST took place successfully on August 16 and 17, 2024, in Longueuil and Montreal. The event brought together more than 300 participants both in person and online over two days and succeeded in creating strong bridges between Afro-descendant communities through sports, culture, and entrepreneurship.

At a recent event co-hosted by SBCCI and Groupe 3737, community leaders, entrepreneurs, and cultural figures gathered to reflect on the progress of Black-led funding initiatives while acknowledging the challenges that remain. The evening underscored the transformative role of organizations dedicated to equity, entrepreneurship, and cultural development.

During the SOKAFEST 2024 Conference on access to funding, the Vice President of Groupe 3737, Ed Vertus, addressed one of the most pressing issues facing Black-led organizations today—the uncertainty surrounding the future of funding. While the current federal mandate for financing is scheduled to end in March 2025, Vertus and other leaders insisted that the progress achieved in recent years cannot be allowed to fade.

Montreal, Quebec – In an inspiring and educational setting, a Montreal family stood out during an entrepreneurial event by introducing the youngest members to the world of business

Montreal, Quebec — On the occasion of the Salon International de la Femme Noire (International Black Women's Expo), a flagship event celebrating women’s entrepreneurship and diversity in Quebec, the Afro-Entrepreneur Fund organized an innovation competition to highlight initiatives led by Afro-descendant entrepreneurs. The initiative was praised by the Fund’s Executive Director, Jaë Élisée.