How to identify when your child is being harassed at school is a Family Fuse workshop to support your child and your family.

A safe space for Black Canadian parents, guardians and caregivers to express concerns and learn more about the education system.

Black boys will gain inspiration and mentorship through www.Blackboyscode.ca.

Certified Life Coach, parent, Communications Consultant and community member are titles that our Program Coordinator wears very well. Find out the drive behind why she co-founded Family Fuse.

Black feminism and who should be visible in community can sometimes be uncomfortable conversations. All considering if we are looking at the health and wealth of the Black community then it’s time to get uncomfortable. Be brave, open your mind and participate.

Compassionate, loving, supportive and encouraging are words that people have used to describe me and as your Community Facilitator, I am happy to share my thoughts with you. My name is Clarese Carter. I was born and raised in a close-knit neighbourhood in West Windsor where my mother raised us to give back to the community.

Being a mom comes with it’s challenges. Here are 5 signs that you are doing motherhood right.

Financial Freedom Fridays are meant to do just that… free your mind when it comes to saving, creating generational wealth and being secure with your income. This Friday we learn “How to Help Your Teen be more Realistic with Money”.

Every Wednesday our team aims to share articles and insight on how to work together with children to create a more understanding, compassionate and or community mind. Building bonds with children and our families is how we plan to work it on Wednesdays. In this weeks podcast, Michel Martin shares a perspective on “How White Parents Can Talk to Their Kids About Race”. (Podcast)

From one community support for youth to the other, Outreach Facilitator Salem Berhane has been supporting members of this community since she moved to Windsor. On this Team Talk Tuesday we learn a little more about this community Queen and how serving can be beneficial to everyone.

On Mondays our team aims to bring you motivation to get the week off to a great start! At the very least we will give you some food for thought on ways you, your family, and supporters can be encouraged for the best!

This week we bring you “Acting White”: Talk Early About Radicalized Bullying and True Friendship by Denene Millner. It is an interesting read. As part of our Monday motivation, we hope you find the value in reading with us and providing feedback or comments.

If you have ever thought about giving back to the community, we can tell you from experience that, not only does it feel great for the people you help but you are likely to feel good about yourself too. If you want to give, here is your in. Thoughtful Thursdays are meant for you to learn about community, giving, and resources. Enjoy!

For those looking for insight into race in America this is the podcast for you. It raises interesting questions and perspectives.