The African Centre For Refugees in Ontario-Canada

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Check out our recent newsletter for updates and opportunities. Click the link below: https://mailchi.mp/f775f/2020-wrap-up-and-2021-news-7138865

Here is the latest interview about the work out team leader Chris Lordson Ssemakula is doing with support from our team. It’s worth the watch.Women Deliver OCASI Community One Foundation https://www.bttoronto.ca//the-resilience-of-a-human-right/

See you next year!!!!!!!!

And the 2020 Steinert and Ferreiro Award Winner is Christopher Nkambwe from The African Centre for Refugees in Ontario Canada together with a cash award of $10,000 CAD. We are so delighted for this opportunity. We shall keep you posted on more updates.

We are live now please watch to support us as nominees for the Awards. Finger crossed. https://youtu.be/M78fzddNGbc

#SpecialAnnouncement Today 7pm -9:30pm EST Our very own Executive Director Christopher Nkambwe will be presenting a speech about the work we are doing during the 5th Annual Black and White Gala organized by Canada’s LGBTIQ+ Chamber of Commerce. To register #FREE click: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/2020-cglcc-black-white-gala-tic Youth Deliver #LGBTIQ

#EndOfOctoberUpdates: We congratulate our Executive Director Christopher Nkambwe upon being selected as the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants - OCASI Positive Spaces Initiative Advisory Committee member for the year of 2020-2021. The committee members have experience not only accessing but also working with or are part of an active working group supporting the creation of positive spaces within the immigrant and refugee serving sector. The advisory committee's responsibilities are to review and provide feedback on the project deliverables- such as changes to the PSI training curriculum, learning materials, and champions initiative, among other undertakings of the project from time to time. A better Life is Possible. OCASI Youth Deliver