How Black People United is Expanding Networks of Care Throughout Mohkínstsis

February 04, 2022

It’s not individuals sitting in an office, it's not professionals somewhere who are gonna come in and dictate what the community needs. Community, itself, knows what’s best for them.

Canadian Refugee Claimants Reveal the Lack of Access to Immigrant Social Services

January 14, 2022

Refugee claimants, or asylum seekers, do not have the same access to social services as refugees who have received their status from the government, leaving them highly susceptible to food insecurity.

Afros In Tha City Presents: Refugee Claimant Series in Partnership with BPU and the Leftovers Foundation

January 10, 2022

In collaboration with Black People United and the Leftovers Foundation, Afros In Tha City will present a three-part series on food insecurity, specifically as it pertains to refugee claimants – a highly invisible and unprotected social class.

Joy, Humanity, and Women of the Movement

January 04, 2022

Set in 1955, Women of the Movement is based on the true story of Mamie Till-Mobley. The limited series follows the mother of Emmet Till as she fights to ensure his name and the truth about his murder is widely known and not soon forgotten.