October 3, 5 p.m.
Toronto City Hall Rotunda, 100 Queen Street W
Join us for an opportunity to shape the priorities of the renewed 10-year Toronto Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism. This Community Town Hall serves as a pivotal moment in the ongoing work to confront anti-Black racism in Toronto. Gather with Black residents, community leaders, and stakeholders to offer feedback on the renewed Action Plan before it is presented to City Council. The Town Hall aims to foster community engagement by not only recognizing past successes but also identifying and amplifying future opportunities for action. This event will emphasize the ongoing need for innovative strategies to address systemic anti-Black racism in the city and reaffirm a shared commitment to shaping an equitable future for all.
The development of the 10-Year Action Plan is guided by the principles of Sankofa, the United Nations International Decade for People of African Descent and Targeted Universalism, emphasizing the recognition and acknowledgment our past, the advancement of human rights and centering the experiences of the most marginalized within our communities to address systemic inequalities for all.
From January to December 2024, the development of the 10-year Action Plan will feature four key phases.
Community engagement is the cornerstone for the creation of the 10-year Action Plan. A significant part of the engagement process is hosting local community conversations, facilitated by leaders within those communities. This encourages inclusive and equitable community engagement. Working with community partners amplifies and expands the work already being done in communities, allows the City to “meet people where they’re at” and ensures that actions named in the 10-Year Action Plan resonate with community.
Tropicana Community Services
CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals
Various Locations, in-person and online.
Online survey is now closed.
Public report will be posted on this page.
Public event held in Toronto City Hall Rotunda to provide feedback on the drafted Actions.
The final 10-Year Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism presented to City Council for adoption. (Community encouraged to attend online or in-person)
Monday, July 29
Regent Park Community Centre, 402 Shuter Street, Toronto
Saturday, July 13
Rexdale Community Hub, 21 Panorama Court, Toronto
Saturday, July 13
Toronto Public Library – Downsview Branch, 2793 Keele Street, Toronto, ON
Saturday, July 13
The Big Carrot Danforth Community Market, 348 Danforth Avenue, Toronto
Thursday, July 11
Virtual
Wednesday, July 10
Virtual
Saturday, July 7
Dominion Church International Toronto, 2256 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto
Thème 1: Sante et bien-être de la communauté
Thème 3: Emploi, revenus et soutien aux entreprises
Thème 6: Protection de l’enfant et de la famille
Thème 10: Logement
Centre de santé communautaire TAIBU, 27 chemin Tapscott, unité 1, Toronto
Thursday, July 4
Sherbourne Health Centre, 333 Sherbourne Street, Toronto
Thème 3: Emploi, revenus et soutien aux entreprises
Thème 5: Sécurité et bien-être
Thème 9: Leadership noir, engagement civique et changement culturel
samedi 29 juin
Hôtel de Ville de Toronto, deuxième étage, salle de comité 3, 100 rue Queen Ouest, Toronto
Saturday, June 29
Centennial College – Ashtonbee Campus, 75 Ashtonbee Road, Scarborough
Saturday, June 29
Toronto Public Library – Black Creek Branch, 1700 Wilson Avenue, Toronto
Thème 1: Sante et bien-être de la communauté
Thème 9: Leadership noir, engagement civique et changement culturel
jeudi 27 juin
virtuel, lien de la réunion fourni après inscription.
Thursday, June 27
Virtual
Wednesday, June 26
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Wednesday, June 26
Virtual
Wednesday, June 26
East Scarborough Storefront, 4040 Lawrence Avenue East, Scarborough
Wednesday, June 26
Virtual
Tuesday, June 25
Blackhurst Cultural Centre, 777 Bathurst Street, Toronto
Monday, June 24
Rexdale Community Hub, 21 Panorama Court, Toronto
Thème 8: Espace communautaire et développement des quartiers
Thème 10: Logement
jeudi 20 juin
La Passerelle-I.D.É., rue Carlton, suite 808, Toronto
Monday, June 17
Kolors Barbershop, 1612 Queen Street West, Toronto
Thème 4: Art et culture
Thème 7: Développement de la jeunesse
lundi 17 juin
Hôtel de Ville de Toronto, deuxième étage, salle de comité 3, 100 rue Queen Ouest, Toronto
Saturday, June 15
Black Gem Space, 2642 Eglinton Avenue East, Unit 104, Toronto
Friday, June 14
Toronto Public Library Parking Lot – Albion Branch, 1515 Albion Road, Toronto
Friday, June 14
ENAGB West, 1946 Weston Road, Toronto
Thème 2: Financement communautaire et accès aux services
Thème 3: Emploi, revenus et soutien aux entreprises
jeudi 13 juin
virtuel
Thursday, June 13
ENAGB East, 1005 Woodbine Avenue, Toronto
Wednesday, June 12
Somali Women’s and Children’s Support Network, 1 York Road, Toronto
Wednesday, June 12
Eva’s Place, 360 Lesmill Road, Toronto
Tuesday, June 11 and Thursday, June 13
1652 Keele Street, Toronto
Saturday, June 8
Early Childhood Development Initiative, 1834 Weston Road, Toronto
Saturday, June 8
Malvern Family Resource Centre, 90 Littles Road, Toronto
Saturday, June 8
Friday, June 7
Virtual
Thursday, June 6
Virtual
Wednesday, June 5
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Wednesday, June 5
Somali Women’s and Children’s Support Network, 1 York Road, Toronto
Tuesday, June 4
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Friday, May 31
Virtual
Thursday, May 30
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Conversation with Black and Afro-Indigenous Trans, Non-Binary and 2-Spirit People
Wednesday, May 29
163 Queen Street East, Toronto
Wednesday, May 29
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Tuesday, May 28
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Conversation with Black Elders
Saturday, May 25
Ujima House, 1901 Weston Road Unit 18, Toronto
Friday, May 24
Amos Waites Park, 2441 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto
Thursday, May 23
TAIBU Community Health Centre, 27 Tapscott Road, Toronto
Friday, May 17
WHIWH, 2 Carlton Street, Toronto
Conversation with Black Youth
Wednesday, May 15
YAAACE, 45 Norfinch Drive, Toronto
Conversation with Black Mothers & Women living with HIV/AIDS
Saturday, May 11
African’s in Partnership Against AIDS, 526 Richmond Street East, Toronto
Wednesday, April 10
CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals, 75 Thermos Road, Toronto
Monday, March 4
Tropicana Community Services, 1385 Huntingwood Drive, Scarborough
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