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British Columbia Black History Awareness Society

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ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION:

British Columbia Black History Awareness Society (BCBHAS) is a province-wide non-profit organization based in Victoria, BC). For over 30 years, BCBHAS has celebrated the past, present and future contributions of Black people in BC and across Canada. We increase understanding and awareness, promote diversity and combat racism.

"What makes your organization’s work important in Surrey and area?"

There have been several notable Black achievements in Surrey, including Eleanor Collins and Scott Park. Black history is Canadian history and needs to be shared and taught in every area of the province.

"What programs or services do you currently offer?"

Presentations, tabling and resources. BC Black History Timelines and presentations to schools throughout Surrey, mainland and province. Presentations to Surrey Libraries. Learning Centre with resources for youth, students, educators and those interested in Black history in BC.

"Who benefits from your work?"

Everyone! Black history is an integral part of this province and country's history. We serve as a hub for building connectedness, celebrating Black contributions, and fostering equity, understanding, and community.

WE SERVE THESE POPULATIONS: 

    Newcomers, Children & Youth

WE ADDRESS THESE ISSUES:

    Arts & Culture, Community Connections, Education, Health & Wellness

For more information or to support our work

Contact Information:

Jamila Douhaibi

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CRA Registration Number

810072942RR0001

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We'd like to thank the City of Surrey for allowing us to use many of their amazing photos of life in Surrey.

Email: info@surreycares.org

Phone: 604-591-2699

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P.O. Box 34089,

RPO Cloversquare,

Surrey, BC,

Canada V3S 8C4

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Charitable Registration:

892378043 RR0001

SurreyCares acknowledge that our work is carried out on the shared and unceded traditional territories of the Fraser Salish People, including the Kwantlen, Katzie, QayQayt, Semiahmoo, and Tsawwassen. We are grateful to the Indigenous peoples who have cared for these lands since time immemorial.

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