Missed the Black Leadership in Social Impact Summit? Here are insights from sessions on Black capital and anti-racist research

"When weโ€™re talking โ€” or advocating โ€” for more money, weโ€™re not just talking about something thatโ€™s proportional. Weโ€™re talking about something thatโ€™s historic."

Why It Matters

Black social sector professionals have few dedicated opportunities to gather to share insights among themselves and with non-Black peers.

Over two days in late September, more than 800 social sector professionals gathered online for the Black Leadership in Social Impact Summit, a conference focused on advancing anti-racism across the Canadian social impact sector and celebrating Black leadership in social change.ย 

โ€œThe summit exceeded our expectations in terms of registration, attendance and diversity of talent among attendees and panellists,โ€ said Gladys Ahovi, CEO of the Foundation for Black Communities, one of the two co-hosts of the event. โ€œIt was wonderful.โ€ย 

The summit focused on providing a space and opportunity for Black social impact sector professionals to share and learn together.ย 

โ€œThis year, we were laser-focused on supporting Black changemakers to do their work better,โ€ said Anouk Bertner, managing director of Future of Good, the eventโ€™s other co-host. โ€œThis is real

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