Louis March is board member of African Canadian Heritage Association and is assisting with two Toronto based Black men’s groups, Young and Potential Fathers and Brothers Helping Brothers. He has been working proactively with the African Canadian community in Toronto since the late 1970’s.

In February 2011, the African Canadian Heritage Association sent out a document to approximately 500 African Canadians in Toronto that asked them for the area in which community development needed to improve.

In this episode of, “2011 Through The Mind, The Mouth, The Heart And The Soul Of Black Men” we review the categories and their status of this point in time.

Here the categories that we discuss:

1. Children & Youth
2. Community Involvement & Volunteerism
3. Education & Career Development
4. Empowerment & Personal Development
5. Family
6. Finance & Business
7. General
8. Health & Wellness
9. History & Culture
10. Media
11. Politics

For more information on the African Canadian Heritage Association, click below:

African Canadian Heritage Association
(416) 208-3149

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