The B.C. government is developing Accessibility Legislation and wants to hear what you have to say about the types of changes or improvements that are needed and about how we can work together to ensure that our province is as accessible and inclusive as possible. It’s important that the voices of BC’s Black population are […]
CALL FOR ARTISTS OF ALL DISCIPLINES! DEADLINE: November 1, 2019 The Unity Centre Association for Black Cultures (UCABC) wants to showcase the talents, achievements and contributions of artists expressing Black culture. We invite artists of all disciplines to be considered for presentation. Literary, performing, culinary, visual arts Music Textiles, crafts, jewellery making Hair styling, etc.
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The Unity Centre Association for Black Cultures (UCABC) is pleased to invite you to join us and other like-minded individuals and organizations in exploring opportunities to work together to ensure that the needs, interests, and contributions of BC’s Black population are recognized and advanced. This meeting is scheduled to take place at 7 p.m. on Wednesday October 17th at the
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On Saturday, February 17th, 2018, The Unity Centre Association for Black Cultures will be holding their first ever Black History Month Youth Summit. It’ll be held at the Douglas College campus in New Westminster between 1:30 pm and 4:00 pm. Ages 16-25. It’s a free event so make sure to come early to secure a
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Honoring the past…Inspiring the future.
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In advance of the upcoming federal election, the purpose of the event is: to provide a forum for the Liberal, Green, Conservative and New Democrat parties to present their platform to British Columbia’s Black community to provide an opportunity for us to discuss a wide range of issues and concerns relevant to our
Let Your Voice Be Heard: Federal Election Meeting Read More »
UCABC was founded to pursue the goals of unifying, promoting, and integrating Black cultures within Canadian society.
