VIDEO GALLERY
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Cisco x CEE – A winning Combination for Black Youths in Canada
Cisco x CEE – A winning Combination for Black Youths in Canada -
CEE CELEBRATION 2021 (FULL VIDEO)
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CEE CELEBRATION 2021 – 360° VR
Join us on Thursday, December 9th , 2021 – From 6:00pm – 9:00pm for our virtual event.
We are celebrating 13 Cohorts and over 100 members who’ve successfully completed programs this year.
Enjoy this nights festivities while we congratulate our youth on all their accomplishments.
There will be live music and performances during our 360° broadcast, so please ensure that you reserve your seat to get notified when the event starts. -
Nathan Baya – You Are (CEE Celebration Performance)
Nathan Baya – You Are (CEE Celebration Performance) -
Free CEE Tech Program For Black Youths in and Around Toronto
CEE Tech is a career training and development program that supports youth with barriers to employment, identify and build a career in the digital technology industry.
This program provides young people with the opportunity to gain industry-specific skills.
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How we help Black Youths in Canada – Marie Roberts (CEE)
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First Generation Canadians Describes Life Here vs Back Home | CEE CHATS
In this episode of CEE CHATS; presented by CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals, we discuss the way of life of first generation Canadians versus natives of Canada. -
WHAT IS SOCIAL CAPITAL?
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Kitchen Masters Project Video
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VFX Members Project 2021
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CEE’s Recap of the year
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History of CEE
CEE IN THE NEWS
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Globe & Mail: Women Lead Here 2021 Summit
Agapi Gessesse Joins The Globe and Mail's Rita Trichur and Robyn Doolittle with an impressive group of speakers to discuss gender parity in corporate Canada. -
@Trending with Aleia Ally Kitchener on Rogers TV
Executive Director of @ceetoronto did a segment on @trending_with_aleia recently. She discussed the impactful work that CEE is doing, the importance of using your voice, why Black history should not be confined to this month and more. -
Breakfast Television
A charity advancing economic and social development of Black youth
Dina is joined by Agapi Gessesse, Careers Education Empowerment executive director, to talk about the Centre and the economic and social barriers that affect Black youth in Canada. -
Breakfast Television Segment
Executive Director of @ceetoronto did a segment on @breakfasttelevision. Agapi discussed the organization and the important work they are doing in the community. -
Soia & Kyo partnership with the Female Empowerment Project
Agapi Gessesse Partnered with @soiaandkyo and @the.female.empowerment.project Her hope is that project inspires women to show up as their full selves every day without apology. -
LCBO- Spirit Of Sustainability
The LCBO's community impact would not be possible without their generous customers, dedicated employees, and Good Partners. As part of their partnership with CEE, we worked with Corex Creative to produce the first Impact Video. Please watch the video below to see the meaningful change we created across Ontario’s diverse communities last year, featuring interviews and stories from our charitable partners and program beneficiaries. -
CTV REGINA LIVE
Agapi Gessesse Executive Director, at CEE Center for Young Black Professionals, did a segment on @ctvreginalive recently. She discussed diversity and inclusion in the workplace and how changes need to start from the top. -
CTV Nation News Panel
Agapi Gesseesse, Executive Director of CEE Centre For Young Black Professionals joined the “Realities of Racism” panel on @ctvnews this weekend. She shared her thoughts about the federal election and what she hopes to see for the Black community. -
BNN Bloomberg Segmeient
Agapi Gessesse had the opportunity to discuss my thoughts on the upcoming federal election with @bnnbloomberg and my hopes for my community.
This election is fast approaching and we all need to be alert and informed! On September 20 we have a duty to participate and make our voices and lives matter. -
XOTO City of Toronto Film office Press Conference
Agapi Gessesse:
Today, Mayor John Tory, the City of Toronto's Film Office and its partners announced the expansion of its xoTO Screen Industry Pathways programs
Agapi Gessesse:
Today, Mayor John Tory, the City of Toronto's Film Office and its partners announced the expansion of its xoTO Screen Industry Pathways programs -
CTV REGINA
As the Executive Director of the CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals, Agapi Gessesse knows that the increase in initiatives and acknowledgement is helping the shift toward global change, but that this support still remains to be at a corporate and institutional level. Agapi can discuss why these changes and additional focuses on Black youth are so crucial to the move towards equality, and why it’s necessary for this mindset to expand to the general population. She provided her insights on how the general public can follow suit and support Black communities by adopting the strategies and values that these institutions and companies are putting in place. -
Supporting the Black Social Services Sector with Agapi Gessesse
Podcast description: The Black Social Services Sector, as Agapi describes it, isn’t getting the attention it needs. The CEE (Careers, Education, Empowerment) Centre for Young Black Professionals is taking that on. Hear how they are supporting 3B organizations – that’s Black-focused, Black-led (including Board representation), and Black-serving organizations, including many that are not registered charities.
In addition to supporting the sector, CEE provides direct programming, targeting particular industries and creating demand-led workforce development solutions, with high retention rates. These programs provide not just training, but person-centred wrap-around supports, considering a trauma-informed approach to Anti-Black Racism and an approach culturally- relevant to Black Canadians. These programs are also being made available to other organizations to deliver in their local communities.
Finally, CEE is tackling policy change, at all levels of government, recognizing that change at the individual level is not enough.
This podcast will shed some light on how you or your organization could be supporting (or ignoring) the Black Community.
To link to the Impact Conversations podcast:
Podcast webpage: www.socialimpactadvisors.ca/podcast
