
Org Spotlight: Afiya Care Collective
Published: May 2025 Meet the Team Nafissa Nur Ashley Dornan Mahado Mohamed Hassan Org Spotlight: Afiya Care Collective Afiya Care Collective, founded by Mahado Mohamed Hassan, a public health professional;
Published: May 2025 Meet the Team Nafissa Nur Ashley Dornan Mahado Mohamed Hassan Org Spotlight: Afiya Care Collective Afiya Care Collective, founded by Mahado Mohamed Hassan, a public health professional;
Published: May 2025 Meet the Team Org Spotlight: Sankofa Farming Cooperative Sankofa Farming Cooperative, a Black-led project based in Montreal, is rooted in land sovereignty, food justice, and community healing.
Published: May 2025 Meet Bukola Ojemakinde Navigating Mental Health as an Immigrant Woman Bukola Ojemakinde is a dedicated advocate for Black immigrant women and girls, committed to creating inclusive spaces
Published: May 2025 Meet Bethlehem Mulat The True Cost of Performative Allyship In 2020, the world turned its attention to Black lives. Many Black-led organizations witnessed an outpouring of support,
Published: May 2025 Meet Lydia Nimbeshaho Building Stronger Communities Through Collective Healing Lydia Nimbeshaho founded Beyond the Veil Mission, an organization that provides culturally relevant mental health support for communities
Published: May 2025 Meet Faith Greaves The Emotional Toll on Mental Health Advocates Faith Greaves is a dedicated community leader and advocate working on the frontlines of mental health, programs,
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