Ladies in the Family Foundation.
Ladies in the Family Foundation (LIFF) is a non-profit organization focused on building relationships among immigrant women with a focus on black women and girls, to increase their economic, social and emotional wellness as they navigate building new homes, businesses, and work lifestyles in Canada.
Calgary Foundation.
We inspire philanthropy, support the charitable sector and build a permanent endowment to address the current and future needs of people in our community. By applying our resources, expertise, and leadership, Calgary Foundation acts as a catalyst and convener, creating a meeting place that fosters partnerships to build a strong charitable sector that serves the needs of all members of the community.
Immigrant Champs of Canada.
Founded in 2017 and registered in 2021, Immigrant Champions of Canada (ICC) is a Calgary-based non-profit organization dedicated to connecting immigrants to thriving lives. We believe in the Canadian multiculturalism and we strive to create a society that values and embraces the contributions of immigrants in Canada.
Foundation for Black Communities.
We invest in change-making, working alongside Canadian community, philanthropic, political, and business organizations to ensure that Black-led, Black-serving, and Black-focused non-profit, charitable, and grassroots organizations have the sustained resources and infrastructures they need to make a meaningful impact.
Action Dignity.
ActionDignity’s mission is to work together with ethnocultural, racialized, and equity seeking groups to create transformational changes in our communities and society. Calgary is a just and equitable society for all.
Black and Racial Equity (BARE) Research Program.
The Black and Racial Equity (BARE) Research Program was established by Professor Oluwabukola Salami. The current research program seeks to bridge the gaps between immigration policy and health policy and practices. The research program employs various research methodologies in their research.
