February marks Black History Month in Canada. Throughout this month and all year round, TD is proud to help celebrate and amplify Black voices and to facilitate opportunities for reflection, recognition, and understanding about our collective past as we work together towards making a positive impact for our future.
One of the ways the Bank does this is by supporting arts- and culture-focused community organizations through the TD Ready Commitment , the Bank's corporate citizenship platform. Because arts and culture can be powerful tools to amplify diverse stories and underrepresented narratives.
Below you can learn more about the many cultural events with descriptions provided by the organizations. You can learn more about how TD is supporting Black communities by visiting td. Ethnik Festivals is a non-profit organization that celebrates Afro-Canadian, Caribbean, and international cultures through vibrant art, music, and educational programs.
This year, the festival is featuring an array of artistic performances, cultural art displays, and empowering discussions. Go for the food and art and stay for the music and rich discussion. Learn more on the museum's website.
The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton provides a full month of activities for community members of all ages and ethnicities across Halton Region to celebrate Black History Month. Events feature local Black Caribbean and African professionals and community-based artists, authors, filmmakers, historians, and facilitators.
