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Ase Community Foundation for Black Canadians with Disabilities
Collective Liberation at the Intersection of Blackness and Disabilities.
Become a part of the Ase Community!
We drive transformative change by centring our voices and boundless talents through:
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Black Accessibility Knowledge Hub
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Canada’s first fully FREE and confidential Black and disability-focused online searchable platform with a Service Directory, Disability Resources, and Knowledge Hub.
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Research and Policy
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We identify structural and systemic gaps to bridge knowledge gaps in research and inform critical shifts rooted in true intersectionality to policy, programs, and services.
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Education, Awareness, and Knowledge Mobilization
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We increase community awareness of Blackness and disability through community education events, social media awareness campaigns, and organizational training.
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Collective Knowledge Sharing Platforms
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We mobilize and share knowledge at the intersection of Blackness and Disability through nationwide networks, forums, community roundtables, town halls, and symposiums.
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Youth and Student Development
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We advance the social and economic engagement of Black youth with disabilities, through culturally relevant mentorship, leadership opportunities, and youth-led initiatives.
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Professional Services
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We offer a comprehensive portfolio of paid services including professional audits, workshops, training, and consultations to equip leaders, staff, & community with the practical tools to build inclusively designed environments, programs, & experiences.
- and Research Positions Actualized for Black Disabled Youth
- 74 Leadership
- Event Participants
- Over 2500
- Projects and Policy Reports
- 8 Research
- Government, Research and Community Committee Affiliations
- 17
Testimonials
Community Stories
“The Ase Community has been the first time I felt safe enough to disclose my disability. I’m so happy I did! ”
Staff, 2021
“Wow, i never knew the Federal Government had so many benefits and initiatives for people with disabilities, like the Disability Tax Credit and Registered Disability Saving Plan”
Real Knowledge Series participant 2023
“I can be me at Ase! We don’t have to educate people all day about racial microaggressIons, ableist language, and using my pronouns, They/them!”
Summer Student, 2023
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Leonard Krasner
@leonardkrasner
We Need Your Support Today!
Our collective efforts are driving a cultural shift where Black and racialized people with disabilities thrive and succeed in all aspects of society.
Celebrating Our Partners and Sponsors
