Facebook Black Businesses Grant Program: Participants Study
We received over 1700 applications and selected 45 successful applicants to receive funding packages ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. Unfortunately, this accounted for less than 3%
Addressing information gaps in the social economy by conducting national market analyses of BIPOC owned businesses, producing research set out to provide insights supporting positive changes to policy and practice
Delivering culturally competent workshops and coaching that provide market-ready strategies and solutions for women entrepreneurs to build computational thinking, and scale business creativity and sustainability
Directly connecting founders to private, often gated investment and funding opportunities via membership circles and funding streams where businesses are financially supported by industry leaders, mentors and peers
In funding provided to black entrepreneurs and contractors
Surveyed, profiled or invited to focus groups across Canada
Researchers, writers, strategist and consultants engaged
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Workshops, submits and events curated
We received over 1700 applications and selected 45 successful applicants to receive funding packages ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. Unfortunately, this accounted for less than 3%
With only 0.006% of Canadian government grants earmarked for women entrepreneurs recently going to black women, it's no surprise that Black entrepreneurs are over mentored and unde
According to the study, the most pressing needs facing Black business owners are: Capital and skills for advertising and promotion, personal development and mentorship, and securi
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