Six cinquième renews the identity of 2025 National Black Canadians Summit (article in FR)
(Cet article est paru le 2 octobre sur le Grenier) Le Sommet pancanadien des communautés noires (SPCN), organisé par la Fondation Michaëlle Jean (FMJF) et appuyé par le Groupe Banque TD, réunit chaque année plus […]
Six Cinquième’s Approach to Branding the National Black Canadians Summit
This article is was originally published on WorldBrandDesign on Sept 25th The National Black Canadians Summit (NBCS), organized annually by The Michaëlle Jean Foundation (FMJF) and presented by TD Bank […]
Postponement of the 4th National Black Canadians Summit
To our partners and friends, We regret to inform you that the 4th National Black Canadians Summit, originally scheduled to take place in Montreal in early September 2024, will be […]
A message from TRH Michaëlle Jean and Mr. Jean-Daniel Lafond
“The Summit, with its focus on sharing and change through frank and courageous discussions, aims for a plan of action and novel initiatives that compel recognition. Be part of the […]
100 days to go – Get your Early Bird ticket for the 4th National Black Canadians Summit
Scheduled for September 6th, 7th, and 8th, 2024 at the Palais des Congrès de Montréal, the National Black Canadians Summit organized by the Michaëlle Jean Foundation and presented by TD […]
GALLERY
A collection of youth commissioned art
We believe in the power of art, and the power of youth.
Evolution Tree
The tree depicts the message of growth and optimism, perseverance and flourishing, the building of strong foundations rooted in the strength of our communities. The perspective chosen aims to draw the viewer’s eye upwards, so that they are both literally and metaphorically looking up as their gaze traces the dynamism and movement of the branches.
Artist | Yvonne Tan, Ottawa, Ontario
Visions
This is work rich in colours, textures and patterns with approximately 720 mementos collected and superimposed on a canvas. Felipe’s distinctive style awakens feelings of curiosity and expresses the social justice issues that affect our society today.
Artist | Felipe Bonilla, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Hop on Bikes Mural
Ottawa Community Housing Foundation (OCHF) hired a community-engaged artist to work with young participants to plan and paint a shipping container to house the bikes for the Hop on Bikes program. Youth participants are each represented in the mural.
Artists | Kseniya Tsoy + Stephanie Babij, Ottawa, Ontario
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Power and Inspiration
This art collage is based on words and images of power and inspiration. It showcases different Black youth through time from youth to adulthood. In the piece, Damini wove in Kente cloth to show our connection as Black people to our African roots. Through magazine cutouts, she was able to use different everyday words to communicate words of power and meaning. The main image of the woman in the center signifies the future of youth and the amount of power we have to change the world together.
Artist | Dáminí Awóyígà, Halifax Youth Poet Laureate