A national learning space for Black leaders to strengthen skills, share knowledge, and drive systems transformation.
Through our ongoing work with community partners, allies, and funders, we have learned that programs and services play a critical role in responding to the ongoing and sometimes urgent needs of Black communities. At the same time, we recognize that lasting impact requires addressing the root causes of systemic inequities through deeper systems transformation.
To do both, we must strengthen the organizational and adaptive capacity of Black-led, Black-focused, and Black-serving (B3) nonprofits. BCLTI will support this by serving as a dedicated space to seed, grow, and sustain innovative approaches to capacity building, learning, and problem-solving. It is designed to enhance sector capacity through programs and services while also advancing medium to long-term systems transformation.
Explore upcoming sessions, events, and opportunities to connect and learn.
This two-part learning series strengthens knowledge, skills, and practices in grant writing, program design, and evaluation, helping to build transformative funding and evaluation relationships that demonstrate community impact.
This engagement session convenes leaders from B3 (Black-led, Black-focused, Black-serving)/nonprofit organizations, funders, and evaluation practitioners to examine funding relationships and identify practical steps for strengthening partnerships, advancing equitable funding and evaluation relationships, and creating better outcomes for communities.
This two-part series strengthens network weaving and social system mapping skills, fostering trust, collaboration, and Afrocentric approaches to build healthier, sustainable networks and enhance impact within the Black ecosystem.
Find quick answers to common questions about BCLTI programs and opportunities.
BCLTI offerings are open to Black-led and Black-serving nonprofit organizations, community groups, and leaders who are committed to advancing systems transformation within the Black ecosystem in Canada.
Applications are available through our website. Simply select the program or offering you are interested in, click “Apply Now,” and complete the online application form.
Yes. Participants are welcome to apply for multiple offerings, provided they meet the eligibility criteria for each program.
Yes, you will get a certificate of completion.
Yes, slides, tools, and resources will be made available for the purpose of learning, but not for dissemination.
There are many ways your organization can continue to engage with NABC. You can stay connected through our newsletters, follow and interact with us on X and LinkedIn and regularly visit our website for updates and resources.
We also welcome collaboration through our programs, events, and sector-wide initiatives, and encourage you to reach out directly if you’d like to explore specific opportunities.
Reach out to our team for questions, support, or partnership opportunities.
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