“To build community requires vigilant awareness of the work we must continually do to undermine all the socialization that leads us to behave in ways that perpetuate domination.”

UFC develops educational programming for our community through workshops, knowledge shares, mbongi, book and film study groups. We provide decolonized educational resources that prioritize and center the perspectives and lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and racialized people.

We have established Freedom Hub as a space to facilitate community discussions and learning around various topics, especially anti-racism, anti-capitalism, decolonization, climate change, and wellbeing. 

The UFC mutual aid network funds solidarity efforts to directly improve the material conditions for Black, Indigenous, racialized, low-income and working class people, and other marginalized groups.

We have established Alpha Hub as a key outreach program - a free, low-barrier food pantry supporting food insecure members of our community.

We aim to elevate youth voices and engage youth on a local level through school programming, workshops and support for local BSUs (Black Student Unions).

We seek to empower individuals with access to political education and liberation resources by sharing information in an accessible manner. 

UFC hosts the annual African Liberation Day celebration in the RMWB, amplifying Pan-African solidarity and unity. 

We collaborate with other non-profit organizations, charities, community leaders and groups with similar goals to develop projects across the region. Together we work to create a network of care and resistance guided by and for our community needs.