Black Histories and Futures Month is a time dedicated to envisioning, investing in, and advancing thriving Black communities.
Below, explore resources that deepen this work, including webinars on reimagining Black Futures and community care, a blog on engaging diverse communities, and a workshop focused on diversity and leadership.
WEBINAR RECORDING | Reimagining Black Futures
Yesterday we held Reimagining Black Futures, a free webinar that invites us to reflect on how ancestral wisdom has given us the foresight to understand Black identity as intersectional, emergent, and able to respond to complex realities of today and tomorrow.
BLOG | Ethically Engaging Diverse Groups in Community Work
Discover how to engage diverse communities in ways that are relational, ethical, and grounded in care. Learn why deep listening, accessibility, and accountability are essential to community‑rooted engagement that truly drives equitable change.
FREE WEBINAR | Sustaining Change Starts with Caring for Caretakers
Community caretakers often burn out while driving transformation. Join this free webinar to explore how grassroots initiatives and systemic reforms can centre care, well-being, and rest for those leading change. Learn strategies to join the movement supporting community caretakers.
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP | Empowering Change: Advancing Diversity in Leadership
Transform your collaborative leadership with strategies to foster equity, trust, and inclusion. This 3.5-hour virtual workshop plus coaching session gives you practical tools to strengthen partnerships, co-create solutions, and drive meaningful, inclusive change in your organization
Spotlight on an Inspirational, Black-Led Organization
Network for the Advancement of Black Communities (NABC)
The Network for the Advancement of Black Communities (NABC) offers innovative support to strengthen groups’ adaptive capacity in driving positive outcomes for Black communities locally, regionally, and nationally.
Rochelle Ignacio – Tamarack's Director of Equity & Anti-Racism – values NABC's newsletters, which highlight key issues, resources, and opportunities for Black changemakers and their allies.
Ready to deepen your impact? Apply by March 20 for the 2026 Changemaker Experience, an immersive cohort of virtual sessions, coaching, and peer learning designed to strengthen your skills, tools, and networks for transformative community and systems change. Join committed changemakers from around the world to elevate your impact and drive meaningful change
In the spirit of respect, reciprocity and truth, we honour and acknowledge that our work occurs across Turtle Island (North America), which has been the ancestral home of Indigenous Peoples of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit descent.
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