Nantou Soumahoro

Koujina Café in Montreal celebrates Tunisian culture, authentic cuisine, and community, creating a space for connection and identity.

The Briser les murs exhibit features work from racialized Gen Z feminists who breathe life into the movement by bringing new perspectives to light.

Manioky Café preserves and celebrates Haitian culinary heritage through family recipes, all while encouraging local entrepreneurship.

Beneath Montreal’s Métropolitaine, murals turn Saint-Michel’s underpasses into a vibrant hub of art, pride, and community.

The Black Healing Centre is a wellness space in Montreal that redefines healing through intersectional, Afrocentric, and community-based methods.

Discover Le passé reste vivant, a workshop initiative to redefine third spaces in Montréal-Nord and give local youth a chance to express themselves.

Racialized, top-tier athletes demonstrate to young people that sports can bring other opportunities.

Black men open up about mental health, breaking taboos around masculinity, race, and silence in their communities.

Reclaiming black joy is also a militant act.