About this Event
⚠️ LOCATION UPDATE
Please note: The venue has changed.
New location: DOUGLAS COLLEGE , NEW WESTMINSTER CAMPUS
Date & time remain the same.
About the Program
The Youth Mentorship Program is part of the broader initiative:
“Unity in Action: Building Inclusive Communities Through Sports and Culture.” A Government of Canada–Funded Initiative
The overall objective of this project is to dismantle systemic barriers impacting Black youth in the Arts and Culture sectors.
This program is implemented by the African Sports and Cultural Alliance (ASCA), a BC-based nonprofit organization representing African communities across the province, with support from the Government of Canada.
Program Structure
The program consists of two integrated components:
1. Skills Development Training (2-Day In-Person Training)
📅 March 7–8
📍 Douglas College – New Westminster Campus. Participants will engage in sessions focused on:
• Leadership
• Governance
• Advocacy
• Project Management within the Arts & Culture sectors
⚠️ This is designed as a complete 2-day experience. Each day builds upon the other.
Participants who attend all sessions will receive a Certificate of Completion.
2. Structured Mentorship
Following the training, up to 25 participating youth will be paired with selected institutions for mentorship aligned with their field of interest.
Mentorship arrangements may vary depending on institutional availability and participant goals.
Program Outcomes
Participants will gain transferable knowledge and practical skills applicable to their careers and community engagement.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Douglas College, New Westminster Campus, 700 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, Canada
USD 0.00
