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"On the Road" Youth Mentorship and Self-Development Project - PROGRAM LAUNCH

Sat, May 03

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Edmonton

In alignment with the City of Edmonton's Anti-Racism Strategy, we are launching a year-long initiative dedicated truly to the "others" yes, Black and all peoples of color. This is truly re-imagined, a program where all our "other youths" come together and celebrate what so often divides us.

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"On the Road" Youth Mentorship and Self-Development Project - PROGRAM LAUNCH
"On the Road" Youth Mentorship and Self-Development Project - PROGRAM LAUNCH

Time & Location

May 03, 2025, 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Edmonton, 2704 17 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6T 0X1, Canada

About the event



Our initiative is designed to empower marginalized Canadian youth, immigrants, and newcomers in Edmonton by fostering leadership, promoting cultural understanding, and actively combating racism. We aim to achieve this through a hybrid mentorship model that combines bi-weekly in-person workshops with continuous virtual engagement. By collaborating with recreational centers, schools, and community organizations, we ensure accessibility and inclusivity, meeting youth where they are and providing tailored support to address their unique challenges. This program is meeting the youth where they are, yes, we are meeting them wherever they are MENTALLY, EMOTIONALLY, SPIRITUALLY, GEOGRAPHICALLY, and in the spaces where they are most comfortable to shine, yes those spaces where "typical leaders" shy away from. This was built by "OTHERS"  for  "OTHERS"

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Land Acknowledgement

El Shama Cares Foundation acknowledges with deep respect that we live, work, and serve on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional and ancestral lands of many First Nations, including the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Blackfoot, and Dene peoples, as well as the Métis Nation of Alberta. 

We honour the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples on this land, past, present, and future, and we recognize their ongoing contributions to our communities and our collective well-being.

As an organization dedicated to healing, empowerment, and care, we acknowledge that true reconciliation begins with listening, learning, and building authentic relationships rooted in respect and understanding.

We commit ourselves to walking alongside Indigenous communities in the spirit of partnership, fostering pathways of equity, healing, and shared responsibility for the generations to come.

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