Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program in Ottawa
7th Floor Loeb building, 1125 Colonel By Drive K1S 5B6 Ottawa, ON, Canada

We're almost there! Join us at 6:30PM tonight as we celebrate Black History Month! https://weareacmp.com/black-history-month-event/

Check out our special guests for our upcoming Black History Month event! Saturday, February 27th, is going to be a night to remember! Register today to celebrate with us! The link can be found in pour bio. #ottawa #blackhistorymonth #blm2021 #blackexcellence #virtualevents

Our 3rd annual Black History Month event in collaboration with the Nigerian Canadian Association (@nca_montreal) is less than two weeks away! Come celebrate with us on February 27th by registering on our website! Link is in our bio. #blackhistorymonth #virtualevents #ottawa #montreal #blacklove #blackbuisness

Career Summary Recent Trails Youth Initiative: Chairman of the Board. This NFP located near Toronto has the Mission of helping vulnerable youth from at risk areas becoming contributing members of the Community. We have over 150 youth in our program at any one time ages 12-16. All of our grads graduate high school. It is VERY rewarding work. CRC/40 Oaks: ... https://weareacmp.com/2020/11/19/greig-clark/

On Saturday, November 21st, ACMP held another discussion-based event titled Changing the Narrative How is anti-Black racism different and similar in the US and Canada?. Between Canada and the United States, anti-Black racism impacts the livelihood of people of African descent. This systemic racism creates barriers that members of the Afro-Caribbean Black (ACB) community must overcome. This event focused on discussing the challenges that Black people face in Canada and the United states, similarities or differences between the two countries, and how we can foster an intentional relationship of solidarity between North American Black communities to dispel anti-Black racism.... https://weareacmp.com//11/24/report-changing-the-narrative/

Are you thinking about your future career? Yes? Then the ACMP is organizing this FREE opportunity to network for you. Whether you are a student, recently graduated or have questions about switching to a new field of employment, this is your opportunity.... Every November, since 2018, the Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program (ACMP) has hosted its most anticipated event, More Than Networking. Each year, young Afro-Caribbean Black (ACB) people, educators, and the broader Ottawa community gather to engage in the best networking practices. We have fantastic guest speakers and networking sessions with racialized and non-racialized professionals. This event purposely increases your social capital by providing you with the opportunity to learn and develop your own brand of professionalism. By interacting with leaders in our communities, ACMP provides you with valuable knowledge that prepares you for your future success. Speakers: Dionne Sinclair - Advancement Director - Diversity, Equity and inclusion in Ontario Health Care Advancement Director - Diversity, Equity and inclusion in Ontario Health Care Issa Guindo - Principal lead consultant at Onica Rackspace Technology Company Jabez Arkaifie - Branch Manager, The Royal Bank of Canada The 3rd annual More Than Networking event will include Afro-Caribbean professionals and many other community members from different ethnic groups who will participate in teaching you the importance of networking. The FREE event will be held online, and people participating will experience the following learning outcomes: ACB young people will meet and greet professionals; Professionals will meet enthusiastic young people who will be next to lead our professional sectors; Build relationships of solidarity among great people. When: Friday, November 27th, 2020 Time: 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Where: Zoom technologies Cost: Free Capacity: 120 people maximum Get your free ticket: https://weareacmp.com/more-than-networking-2020/ Important! Are you nervous about meeting professionals for networking? Join the free ACMP "How To Network 101" event! https://weareacmp.com/how-to-network-101/ https://youtu.be/RceBZvlY6zM

Everett L. Adams II (E. L.) was born and raised in Charlotte, NC with his older sister, by Everett Sr. and Sandra Adams. After graduating from West Charlotte High School to attend Phillips Academy-Andover Preparatory School in Andover, MA, to pursue his love of basketball. E. L. not only had to adjust to living away from family, but faced his first encounter with academic difficulty, while also dealing with his parents’ divorce.... https://weareacmp.com//everett-l-adams-ii-mental-health-m/