Our equity project– developing and creating courses for professionals, youth and their families.
The “Mate Masie” Equity Project is seeking seed grants and subject matter experts to build our library and resources.
“Mate Masie” Equity Project
Our Project
We produce equity-based curriculum and programs designed to enrich culture, support inclusive environments, and improve outcomes for children, youth and their families.
What We Do
Develop curriculum for professionals & parents to access resources and information designed to build their capacity to support children and youth.
Our Reasons for Being
Black, Indigenous and racialized youth struggle to find their roots in culture, in curriculum, within their school system, and communities. We strive to develop programs that focus on their perspectives and improving outcomes for our youth.
Research & Evaluation
We strive to develop research & demonstrate the effectiveness of our interventions upon children and youth.
OUR PROJECTS
Adrinkahene Boys Group
November to December 2019
What happens when young men convene on issues such as: bias, race, masculinity, emotions and relationships. Review our evaluation on our amazing program completed at a Durham high school.
Nia Gwenda: Girls with Purpose
January 2013- to Present
In June 2019, we assessed our NIA GWENDA program for girls & highlighted our achievements. We are proud to develop six years of therapeutic support for girls.
Girls who Lead
November to December 2019
Creating and building strong leaders require mentors and guides willing to support their success, give them a strong voice, and promote emotional intelligence. Our program is just beginning. Review our initial group completed at a Durham high school.
Kujenga Wellness Project
October 2019-to Present
In October 2019, we developed a project designed to support families. In July 2020, our project began & was funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
We strive to promote, strengthen & transform services to meet the needs of those we serve.
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