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SMALL BIZ GRANT is BACK 🙌🏾⁠

This February, STACKT is celebrating Black Entrepreneurship in honour of Black History Month + launching their first Small Business Grant of 2023. ⁠

Nosa is a junior recruiter and specializes in early talent development and diverse talent partnerships at Salt XC. She implemented and managed Salt XC’s first internship program, which resulted in a 4-month internship with: weekly mentorship sessions that focused on the importance of DEI in the workplace and career development sessions.

The Canadian Black Standard (The Standard), is pleased to announced the renewal of its first and founding partner RBC, alongside marquis corporations MLSE and NBA Canada for 2023. These leading businesses are committed to the mission of elevating the standard, educating the community, and accelerating the industry.

Viola Irene Desmond wasn’t out to make history when she decided to watch a movie at the Roseland Theatre on Nov. 8th, 1946. She was there to kill time, while mechanics worked to fix her 1940 Dodge sedan.

Wildseed Centre for Art and Activism is launching the second Black Arts Fellowship, an expansive interdisciplinary program for eight emerging and mid-career Black artists. This paid 12-month fellowship curates intensive residencies, workshops, mentorship, creation time, and presentation opportunities to offer fellows the space for deep, collaborative and playful exploration and creation in community.

Inviting all Black students, recent graduates and young professionals looking for the next step in their career path!

October 11th was the "International Day of the Girl", and marks the 10th Anniversary of this global awareness day. We caught up with Shawn Morrison - Senior Director, Marketing Operations at MLSE.

HOOPQUEENS will be hosting a six week skills and development basketball session every Saturday for young Queens ages 4-13 in Scarborough.

BlackLit Durham is a bimonthly literary arts event produced by the Canadian Black Literary Festival, presented in partnership with St. Francis.

BLD is designed to showcase, highlight, amplify, and celebrate Black Canadian literary voices of all genres in their full splendour and diversity.

In this weekly podcast series ‘Amplify,’ they talk to Canada's most notable Black entertainment professionals about what it takes to succeed in the industry - from starting out to breaking through.

The BIPOC TV & Film Finishing Fund supports the post-production, marketing, promotion and distribution activities of BIPOC-led films. The fund is open to shorts and feature films directed and produced by Black, Indigenous (First Nations, Metis, Inuit), and racialized People of Colour.

We decided to pull one of our co-founders, Shantal Charke - founder of RSVDX from the incredible work that she does behind the scenes, to get the "real tea" on motherhood, starting her own agency and working on some of the industry's most notable events! Keep reading to learn about her journey!

Attend the dopest career fair this fall.

“She's Got Next" will be a workshop series hosted by The Give and Grow at HOOPQUEENS Summer League that will bridge the gap between young athletes, female mentors and players, creating mentorship opportunities both on and off the court.

The Standard is a collection of accomplished women who have dedicated their spare time to help make a difference for Black women. It is such an honour to welcome more talent to the team!

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Natalee Davis to hear her path to Black Talent Initiative. This multi-talented Black woman blew us away with her journey to being her authentic self at work.

We’re thrilled to announce the addition of Dionne and Beth to The Standard.

We’re honoured to highlight another brilliant Black woman, Gabrielle Wright. An Associate with Blakes, Gabrielle had an unusual path to becoming a lawyer. She didn’t grow up dreaming of law. Instead, Gabrielle chose to become a registered nurse. As a first-generation post-secondary student, Gabrielle’s Jamaican roots inclined her towards a practical career, but after a few years, she wanted a new challenge.

Blakes official pro-bono counsel for the new non-profit focused on supporting Black women in marketing.