A network focused on reducing social, political and economic barriers for people of African, Caribbean, and Black descent.
Kitchener/Waterloo/Cambridge
Joined July 2019
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On Saturday, we gathered for our screening of the documentary film Michelle Ross: Unknown Icon.
This discussion highlighted the care needed for us to move away from homophobia, and colonial violence masquerading as “culture” towards authentic living of true belonging.
Join us tomorrow for our upcoming Film Screening & Community Dialogue featuring the CBC documentary Michelle Ross: Unknown Icon.
We look forward to gathering with you!
#BlackHistory #CommunityDialogue #MichelleRoss #WaterlooRegion #ACBNetworkWR
Join us for a Documentary Screening & Community Dialogue featuring the CBC documentary Michelle Ross: Unknown Icon.
Together, we’ll explore the life, legacy, artistry, and community impact of Michelle Ross through film and conversation, followed by a live panel discussion.
Happy New Year 🤎
May this year bring healing, growth, and continued strength to our communities.
We look forward to building, learning, and thriving together💪🏿.
#HappyNewYear2026
Seasons greetings 🎉
The ACB Network is deeply grateful for the strength, care, and collective efforts that continue to sustain us.
Wishing you rest, warmth, connection, and gentle moments of joy this season and into the new year.
With gratitude,
ACB Network WR.
Today, we at the ACB Network Waterloo Region, honour the global, national, and local stories of HIV.
Let’s stay informed, get tested, support prevention, and uplift the work that organisations like Thrive HIV Prevention + Support is doing here in Waterloo Region.
#WorldAIDSDay25
The African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) Network in partnership with Policing Free Schools invite you to join us for an important conversation about Bill 33 and the implications for our children and communities.
Kindly scan the QR code to register.
Source:
policingfreeschools.ca/
The African, Carribean, and Black (ACB) Network in partnership with Policing Free Schools invite you to join us for an important conversation about Bill 33 and the implications for our children and communities.
Kindly scan the QR code to register.
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We are excited to invite you to join us for an important conversation about Bill 33 and the implications for our children and communities.
Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025
Time: 5:30pm - 7:45pm
Location: Kitchener Public Library, (Room C), 85 Queens St N, Kitchener, ON N2H 2H1
To read more, visit: (cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/1…)
&
(policyalternatives.ca/news-r…)
#schoolprisonNexus #NoToBill33 #safeschools #investinstudents
5 years later, nothing has changed. Black Indigenous and racialized communities continue to face violence while services remain underfunded. We refuse silence. We demand Change, Justice and Accountability.
#AntiBlackRacism #Blacklivesmatter #Justice #Defundthepolice #WewantChange
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🚨 URGENT: Rev. Rosalind & her children were JAILED today when they went to receive their deportation deferral decision. She fled persecution in Kenya & serves 1,000+ in her community.
📞 CALL Immigration & Public Safety Ministers NOW - demand her release & stop her deportation!
One vote=Big change. Let’s make it count today at the 2025 Canadian Federal Election!
#ElectionDay #EmpowerYourVoice
#CanadaVotes #ElectionDay2025 #YourVoiceMatters #VotingPower #MakeItCount #ProudToVote #InformedVoter #VoteWithPurpose #ChangeStartsWithUs #StrongCommunitiesVote
🗳️ Did you know there’s no digital counting of ballots in Canada 🇨🇦, and you don’t need to bring your own pen to the polls? Get the full rundown on these and other myths at Elections Canada’s ElectoFacts:
👉 elections.ca/ElectoFacts elections.ca/content.aspx?se…
As we approach the upcoming 2025 Canadian Federal Election, it's important to be informed about what each political party stands for and how their policies could impact especially the black community.
Let's be empowered to vote with clarity and confidence in our best interest.
In a few hours, the Ubuntu health fair will be happening live at the Kingsdale Community Centre, 72 Wilson Ave, Kitchener. Lunch starts exactly at 12pm.
See you soon!
Don't forget to RSVP if you haven't done that already😉😉.
We can't wait to meet you all this Saturday, 12th April 2025 @ 12pm for the Ubuntu health care happening at Kingsdale Community Centre, Kitchener.
Don't forget to RSVP to register.
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Join Us for the Ubuntu Community Health Fair!
Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025
Time: 12:00pm - 4:30pm
Venue: Kingsdale Community Centre, 72 Wilson Ave, Kitchener, ON N2C 1G5.
Let's have real convos about Black health, healing and community!
#UbuntuHealthFair25
#HealthisWealth
Join Us for the Ubuntu Community Health Fair!
Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025
Time: 12:00pm - 4:30pm
Venue: Kingsdale Community Centre, 72 Wilson Ave, Kitchener, ON N2C 1G5.
Let's have real convos about Black health, healing and community!
#UbuntuHealthFair25
#HealthisWealth
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Jimmy Carter destabilized Jamaica to undermine the anti-imperialist demsoc leader Manley. Carter said he wanted to “knock the hell out of [him]” bc he was moving Jamaica closer to Cuba. His advisor Brzezinski planned CIA covert action and flooded 🇯🇲 w/guns + drugs to sow unrest.