Empowering English-Speaking Black Communities in Quebec
Learning & Insights at the BCRC listens to and documents the diverse experiences of English-speaking Black communities (ESBC) in Greater Montreal and Quebec—then shares resources and research that support awareness, education, and community action.
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Our Mission
We document lived experiences and share learning that raises awareness of historical and current realities for ESBC communities—supporting community members, researchers, educators, institutions, agencies, and organizations.
Who This Is For
- Community members from Black communities
- Researchers
- Educators & educational institutions
- Government agencies
- Community organizations, workers, and organizers
Connect With Us
Interested in collaboration, upcoming activities, or requesting more information?
Programs & Research Partnerships
We work with individuals and organizations seeking participatory or community-based research related to Quebec’s diverse Black communities.
Research Partnerships
Collaborate with us on participatory or
community-based research — designed
with community priorities and real-world impact in mind.
Community Enablement
Through media campaigns, reports, & interactive events, we share and connect stakeholders—supporting neighborhoods as they address issues and achieve goals.
Black in Quebec
An in-depth research study into the English-speaking Black Community in Quebec. The project supports Black community organizations with credible, accurate data they can cite in their work.
Ongoing Projects
Current collaborations explore climate action, mental health, intergenerational connection, and youth experiences across Quebec.
EnGen Study
In collaboration with the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health (School of Public Health), EnGen aims to develop and test a workshop model bringing generations together to create climate change solutions while supporting mental health and community well-being.
- Investigate links between climate change, (dis)connection, and well-being
- Co-design a workshop prototype using human-centered design
- Pilot and evaluate with mixed methods
PJCN: Portrait of Youth
In collaboration with the Observatory of Black Communities of Quebec, this project supports better understanding of Black youth diversity in Quebec and strengthens societal integration.
- Build a sociodemographic portrait of Black youth
- Assess experiences across culture, economy, education, justice, and health & social services
- Explore citizenship, networks, and identity-building
- Foster active civic engagement
Events & Knowledge Sharing
We share insights through reports, campaigns, and interactive events—connecting stakeholders and strengthening community capacity.
- Community reports & resources
- Interactive discussions and workshops
- Campaigns that raise awareness & mobilize action
Upcoming Events & Activities
Want to hear about upcoming activities, interactive events, or new reports? Email us to get the latest updates and opportunities to participate.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events are listed here as they are scheduled.
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Contact for Upcoming Activities
To learn about upcoming activities, collaborations, or to request more information, contact:
bcrcresearch@bcrcmontreal.com