Recognizing the importance of gender equality, this week raises awareness about the barriers still faced by many and celebrates the progress made towards equality. To learn more about ACCEC's advocacy for women who have survived assault and violence, and providing solutions and

What's in it for you when you hire trained youth from the Timbuktu Trailblazers YESS program: ✅ Skilled candidates are placed in roles aligned with both their interests and your staffing needs. ✅ Wage subsidy: ACCEC covers the first two months of wages, reducing your hiring

Heart & Stroke launches new risk screening tool. Heart & Stroke Risk Screen is a new, evidence-based tool to help people understand their heart and brain health risks, including those unique to women’s life stages such as pregnancy and menopause. The tool is easy and quick to

A day of reflection and remembrance, National Truth and Reconciliation Day honors the resilience and contributions of Indigenous peoples. It calls for acknowledgment of the legacy of residential schools and commitment to reconciliation in Canada.

ACCEC and Williams Engineering Williams Engineering have partnered to bring an exciting new program to Edmonton this fall! The Maarifa Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM) program brought to you by ACCEC and Williams Engineering specifically designed for bright minds

ACCEC meets and supports community builders through many touch points. As one of panelists in the 4th Annual Building Inclusive Communities Forum hosted by Action for Healthy Communities Action For Healthy Communities Society of Alberta on October 8, Dunia Nur, President & CEO of ACCEC had the opportunity to share

Advocacy for breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, recognizing that mental health conditions affect everyone, and fostering supportive communities to improve overall well-being is a collective responsibility and every effort counts.

We recognize and champion girls' rights, acknowledge the unique challenges they face, and invest in their potential to lead and shape a more equitable future. Click the link below to learn more about the gender-centred support ACCEC offers to women and girls of African decent

Take a moment today to reflect on what you're thankful for. Wishing you a heartwarming Thanksgiving filled with love and gratitude.

Ending poverty is about dignity, justice, and belonging, not just income. It is about addressing barriers to accessing resources, developing skills, education, knowledge and networks.

The Honourable Eleanor Olszewski 🇨🇦 Eleanor Olszewski, Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience and Minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan) Prairies Economic Development Canada announced $15.2 million in funding over five years for the Black

We are thrilled to celebrate Dunia Nur, President and CEO of African Canadian Civic Engagement Council African Canadian Civic Engagement Council for being recognized as one of the Top 40 Under 40s, all the 2025 recipients and alumni. The mutual values Dunia and ACCEC shares with other community leaders

Here is an opportunity for youths of Arican descent between the ages of 15 and 30 to start strong in 2026. Get equipped with skills to transition to paid work experience without delay. Timbuktu Trailblazers YESS is designed to train youths and connect them to employment

The lineup for the 2025 Global Evidence and Impact Conference continues to grow, and we’re thrilled to announce that Dunia Nur, President & CEO of the African Canadian Civic Engagement Council will be speaking at the conference. Dunia is a respected community leader with 15+