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\nWhat really makes Jamaica the slice of paradise it is, is the gorgeous, rich culture of those who live here. Learn about our cuisine, traditions, art, language and music and find yourself falling into step with the island of All Right.<\/p>\n
\nThe Jamaican Consulate General in Toronto works hand in hand with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of Jamaica; to promote and advance the interests of Jamaica, and to safeguard the interests and welfare of Jamaican nationals throughout the various communities across Canada.<\/p>\n
\nThe hub of everything you need to know about the Jamaica 60th Independence anniversary celebrations in the Greater Toronto, Hamilton and Niagara Area (GTHNA). On August 6, 2022 Jamaicans and friends of Jamaica world-wide will celebrate this Diamond Jubilee landmark as an independent nation.<\/p>\n
\nHeritage Toronto is a charity and arms length agency of the City of Toronto. Through our city-wide programming and services, including Tours, Plaques, The Heritage Toronto Awards, and Emerging Historians, we are working to build a better city by bringing people together to explore Toronto\u2019s shared past and people\u2019s lived experiences.<\/p>\n
\nThe Jamaican Canadian Association (JCA) exists to deliver programs and services, provides a physical hub, and to advocate to improve the well\u2010being and equity of Jamaican, Caribbean & African\u2010Canadian communities within the Greater Toronto Area.<\/p>\n
\nThe Caribbean Camera continues to be a driving force in promoting positive multicultural values across Canada and it\u2019s constantly growing. It is the only ethnic newspaper that has been a member of the Queen\u2019s Park Press Gallery and is often consulted on Canadian politics.<\/p>\n
\nPride\u2019s Mission: To act as a catalyst for the advancement, empowerment and happiness of peoples of African and Caribbean heritage, globally.
\nPride News Online<\/em>, formerly known as Pride News Magazine and founded in January, 1983 by Michael Lloyd Van Cooten, its Publisher and Editor \u2014 attributes its success to the positive influence it has had, and continues to exert, on the African- and Caribbean-Canadian communities it serves in Canada.<\/p>\n
\nSTEPS is an award-winning cultural organization.<\/p>\n
\nEmpress Mane is an online hair supply, providing women of colour around the world access to non-toxic, all natural products same day in the GTA & top customer service worldwide, the way an empress should be treated.<\/p>\n
\nImprove the health and socioeconomic wellness of Descendants of Enslaved Afrikans, and Atlantis Maroons in the GTA and elsewhere.<\/p>\n
\nStorytelling Toronto was brought to life in 1979 as the Storytellers School of Toronto. It was founded by seven storytellers who wanted to encourage the renaissance of oral storytelling in modern society.<\/p>\n
\nVoices of the Shop is a series of regularly facilitated conversations with African-Caribbean fathers, held in neighbourhood barber shops. This unique outreach and educational program was established in 2006 in response to a need to engage, sustain, and nurture Black men.<\/p>\n
\nTPL<\/strong> is one of the world’s busiest urban public library systems, with 100 branches across the city and over 10 million books, movies, and other items<\/p>\n
\nUrbanArts is committed to the goal of building inclusive, engaged communities by enriching peoples\u2019 lives through the arts, culture and heritage, with programs, services and resources delivered within the former City of York boundaries, with a focus on York South-Weston.<\/p>\n
\nWe are a Toronto-based not-for-profit organization that supports, showcases and promotes an appreciation of arts from across the African Diaspora.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Urbanism TO (BUTO)<\/strong> is a not-for-profit organization engaging with black communities, businesses, and spaces in Toronto. Buto seeks to protect, preserve and promote historically black ecosystems through cultural, economic, and social development.
\nUrbanArts is committed to the goal of building inclusive, engaged communities by enriching peoples\u2019 lives through the arts, culture and heritage, with programs, services and resources delivered within the former City of York boundaries, with a focus on York South-Weston.<\/p>\n
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