The Black Experience Project Video 2

The Black Experience Project led by the Environics Institute, in partnership with Ryerson’s Diversity Institute, the United Way of Greater Toronto, and the YMCA of Greater Toronto, is launching a groundbreaking research study focusing on the Black community in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

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A young boy sits at a desk in a classroom, appearing focused, as The Black Experience Project is displayed on the screen. Other students are seated in the background, creating an atmosphere of learning and reflection.

The Black Experience Project Video

This video documents the personal stories of identity, strengths, challenges and lived experiences of members in the Black Community across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.

July 21, 2017Videoracism,black experience project,lived experience,discrimination

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Aerial view of a large mosque with a central dome and minarets in a densely built city, surrounded by mountains. The scene highlights diversity much like a race relations Canada infographic, with historic and modern buildings side by side.

Syrian Refugee Lived Experience Project Video

In 2011, Syria faced a devastating humanitarian crisis, displacing millions and causing immense suffering. Canada extended a compassionate hand in 2015, pledging to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees. In 2020, we marked the five-year milestone since their arrival.

September 20, 2024refugees,Video,syriasyrian refugee lived experience project

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Banner with logos of the Diversity Institute, York University, Environics Institute, YMCA, United Way, and Black Experience Project. Text reads: “Black Experience Project in the GTA: Overview Report.” Orange geometric pattern on right.

Black Experience Project in the GTA

A groundbreaking research study of the "lived experience" of individuals across the Greater Toronto Area who self-identify as Black or of African heritage.

July 31, 2017Reportracism,black experience project,civic engagement,lived experience,discrimination

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