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"Explore the expansion of Back 2 Basickz Youth Support Services into Scarborough, with the endorsement and support of City of Toronto Councillor Michael Thompson. This initiative, part of the Black Youth Outreach United (B-YOU) Project, offers essential programs including counseling, mental health services, employment training, mentoring, and educational tutoring, primarily targeting youth in the Scarborough area. With $1 million in funding from Public Safety Canada, Back 2 Basickz aims to empower youth by providing culturally sensitive guidance and opportunities, emphasizing the importan...

"Join Back 2 Basickz Youth Services and Frontlines in Scarborough for their grand opening event on January 30, 2024. Discover how they're making a positive impact on Black youth through culturally appropriate programs and $1 million in funding for the B-YOU project. Learn more about this vital initiative here."

Posted: Apr 13, 2021 9:06 PM ET | Last Updated: April 14 Stachen Frederick, executive director of Frontlines, says Toronto's next police chief needs to have a deep understanding of anti-Black racism and have experience in discussions with communities. (Artists Touch Productions) Toronto's next police chief should have a deep understanding of anti-Black racism and the challenges facing low-income, racialized people in the city, say Black community leaders and organizers. "We don't just want a token person," says Stachen Frederick, executive director of Weston Frontlines Centre, also known as ...