Youth Using the Arts to Catalyze Change
Heal Your Mind – Our new Blog in Equity Magazine
Third National Black Canadians Summit, July 29-31, 2022, Halifax, Nova Scotia
The National Black Canadians Summit serves as a major meeting point for people of African Descent living in Canada, to share their experience, raise awareness about major challenges they face and to open a national conversation on ways to enhance social cohesion, as well as promote an inclusive, equitable and sustainable development for all Canadians. We are happy to announce that the Third National Black Canadians Summit will take place In-Person in July 2022. Visit the event page for more details.
News
News
Our
Programming
Help us make a
difference.
Help us make a
difference.
How We Deliver Impact
We commission youth to create art that highlights and addresses specific issues affecting them and their communities. Major art galleries and museums then feature the artwork to spread awareness and spark conversation.
We organize public forums to facilitate meaningful conversations between underserved youth and members of the community. Together, they brainstorm and develop an action plan for creating sustainable solutions to the challenges raised by the artwork.
We help fund youth-driven organizations to work with their communities to bring to life innovative solutions.
Testimonials
Gallery
Help Us
Offer a platform to youth who use the arts for social change.
La Fondation Michaëlle Jean Foundation acknowledges the unceded territories of all the Inuit, Métis and First Nations peoples on which we meet and work.