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Blk Women in Excellence has a couple opportunities:
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The Rural AI Edge program is designed to help Black women entrepreneurs in rural communities harness the power of Artificial Intelligence to grow, streamline, and future-proof their businesses. Over 8 weeks, participants move from understanding AI basics to implementing AI-powered strategies in marketing, e-commerce, finance, and operations—leaving with a customized plan ready for action. This program has a hybrid delivery and starts October 2025. Spots are limited. Click HERE for more information.
2. Blk Women in Excellence introduces the Amber Brown, Powered by Workplace Education . Unlock the secrets to social media success! Whether you’re just starting or looking to level up, this program equips you with everything you need to grow your online presence, engage your audience, and achieve measurable business results. From creating and optimizing accounts to mastering the five types of business posts, you’ll learn to use platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook with confidence. Plus, discover tools like Buffer and Hootsuite to streamline your content strategy and dive into analytics to fine-tune your approach. Click HERE for more information.
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Call for abstracts: Inaugural Canadian Black Nurses Conference 2025 , hosted by the Pan-Canadian Association of Nurses of African Descent. This landmark transformative gathering celebrates the excellence of Black nurses leading change in the Canadian healthcare system and offers dynamic presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. The deadline for submission has been extended to Friday, September 5, 2025. Click HERE for more information.
The Association of Black Social Worker’s (ABSW) has a couple opportunities:
1. NEW This is your invitation to a closed, virtual space ONLY for Black women to come together, share, and uplift one another: Sis, You Good? ABSW knows that life can be heavy, and sometimes you just need a safe space to check in, breathe, and feel supported. That’s what Sis, You Good? is all about – creating community, building resilience, and reclaiming wellness TOGETHER. Session dates are September 5, September 12, and September 19 from 6 PM – 8 PM (Virtual on Zoom). Email community@nsabsw.ca to register. Click HERE for more information.
2. Applications are now open for the Association of Black Social Workers’ Community Micro-Grant Program , with up to $2,500 available! This initiative supports local individuals, groups, and organizations by providing funding for projects that benefit and uplift our Black community. The application deadline is September 9th. Click HERE for more information.
You’re invited to the Black Student Advising Centre Block Party ! This event takes place Thursday, September 4th from 12 pm to 3 pm at the Black Student Advising Centre (1321 Edward St, Halifax). Come through for music, food, vibes, and community. Kick off the semester together! Click HERE for more information.
The Black Business Initiative, through the Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative (SBCCI), is looking for experienced individuals or organizations to join them in making a difference. They are Inviting Proposals for: Monitoring & Evaluation Services . This is an exciting opportunity to help strengthen and uplift Black-led, Black serving non-profits across Canada. Proposal submission deadline is September 5th. Click HERE for more information.
The Art of City Building invites local residents, national experts, and international voices to engage in evolutionary discussions on the future of our cities. They are hosting their 9th annual 2-day conference, themed ‘New Perspectives’ . To inspire thoughtful action concerning people, design, and places. Through the themes: Outliers, Advanced Technology, Wellness by Design, and Reimagining Climate Resilience. This in-person and virtual conference runs for 2 days from 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. on September 12th, 2025, at the Paul O’Regan Hall, Halifax Central Library, NS (5440 Spring Garden Rd) and September 13th, 2025, in Downtown Dartmouth, NS. Click HERE for more information.
Celebrate Your Curves presents ‘Beyond the Runway’ . They invite all to join them for an empowering afternoon celebrating entrepreneurship, body diversity, inclusive fashion, and community resilience. This unique display uplifts plus-size, petite, BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA+, and models with disabilities. Their mission as a social enterprise is to employ and uplift women, to champion slow, adaptive, and sustainable fashion, and to give platforms to underrepresented voices. This in-person Business & Fashion Affair is on September 27th, 2025, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. in the Student Union Building on Dalhousie Campus (6136 University Ave, Halifax, NS). Click HERE for more information.
CALLING ALL BALLERS! The 902 ManUp Friday Night Basketball series is heating up with community games and free BBQ’s all summer long! Pull up to North Preston on September 5th. Game starts sharply at 6:00pm; bring your game and the whole family out for good vibes, good food, and great basketball. All ages are welcome, so come out and rep your community! Click HERE for more information.
Dalhousie University is hiring a 
Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Energy Regulator is hiring an 
Halifax Regional Municipality is hiring a 
The Nova Scotia Government’s Department of:
Invest Nova Scotia is hiring a 
The Halifax Port Authority (HPA) is hiring a 
Nova Scotia College of Nursing is hiring a permanent, full-time 
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The Halifax Maternal Wellness Program is a new Halifax-wide initiative that supports mothers, birthing people and families during pregnancy, the postpartum and early parenthood. It’s completely free and offers: family, couples and perinatal counselling sessions, Mom-to-Mom Support Circle, a 6-week maternal wellness program twice a year, and information resources for new parents, partners and caregivers. Click 
African Nova Scotian and Black youth across Canada deserve mental health and well-being support informed by their rich cultures and diverse lived experiences. RiseUp powered by Kids Help Phone is a national, 24/7, bilingual E-Mental Health Support Service for Black youth. The service is free and available from coast to coast to coast. Click 
The North End Community Health Centre offers mental health services through their PAUSE Mental Health program. They are open from 5 pm to 8 pm on Tuesdays & Thursdays for over the phone appointments, and Wednesday’s for in-person appointments at 2131 Gottingen Street. Please call their toll free number (1-800-598-5270) at any time, and leave your name and phone number to be matched with a therapist.
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are providing support to people of African Descent in Nova Scotia with their Provincial Impact Toll Free Line . This includes mental health supports, social supports, education information and supports, public health COVID-19 information and supports, and much more! Call them, toll free @ 1-855-732-1253.
