A Melanie Minute: Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Black History Month at Queen’s Park

Season 3, Episode 24A Melanie Minute: Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Black History Month at Queen’s Park This week the Connect4Life Team had the privilege of attending the 10th Anniversary of Black History Month in Canada at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.The event was produced and hosted by several prominent Ontario trade unions, with the support of MPPs like David Smith of Scarborough Centre and Charmaine Williams of Brampton, as well as David Piccini, the Minister of Labour and the Premier of Ontario, the Honourable Doug Ford.While there were many other dignitaries present, including five Consuls General, as well as members and guests of the unions themselves, it was the captivating speakers, musicians, dancers and singers who helped make this event truly special.Host Melanie Taddeo brings you right into the moment in this Melanie Minute, as though you were there yourself. And she reminds us that celebrating the diversity and contributions of Black Canadians is something we don’t have to limit to the month of February.A Melanie Minute is an exclusive feature of Connect4Life: The Podcast, brought to you by host Melanie Taddeo, President and CEO.For more information about Connect4life visit www.connect4life.ca.#disbilities #nonprofits #charity #fundraising #givingback #nonprofitorganization #socialgood #makeanimpact #socialimpact #notforprofit #makeadifference #causes #supportnonprofits #dogood #inclusion #disabilityawareness #accessibility #disabilityadvocate #disabilityrights #disabilityinclusion #careerdevelopment #skilldevelopmenttraining #accessibilitycanada #connect4life #aoda #unitednations #crpd #melanietaddeo #podcasts #podcast #disabilitycanada #blackhistory #mppdavidsmith #scarboroughcentre #charmainewilliams #ontariodiversity #premierford #melanieminute