Nsaa community services

We provide staff with culturally responsive knowledge, resources and tools to work most effectively with African-Canadian youth and their families.

Led by experienced facilitators with deep cultural knowledge and wisdom our workshops are accessible, inclusive, and responsive to the lived realities of African-descended communities.

Culturally responsive design and implementation of youth, family, and community initiatives grounded in Africentric frameworks.

We facilitate community conversation circles for Black youth and community members, grounded in an Africentric principles and practices. These circles provide a safe, affirming, and structured space for open dialogue, critical reflection, and collective problem-solving.

Our rites of passage programs for Black youth and community members, rooted in an Afrocentric perspective, provide transformative experiences designed to empower individuals with a strong sense of identity, purpose, and cultural grounding

Our podcasting workshops offer Black youth and community members a unique opportunity to develop media literacy and storytelling skills through an Afrocentric lens. Participants will learn the fundamentals of podcast creation, from concept development and scriptwriting to recording, editing, and distribution, all while exploring and amplifying narratives rooted in Black history, culture, and experiences.