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RPTV WEEKLY NEWS (EP 73) - Strengthening Our Roots - A Celebration of Black History Month in Regent Park
RPTV Weekly News Show Episode 73 (Feb 24th – Mar1st, 2024) - in this weekly show hosted by RPTV reporter Gabriel Meissner, Fred Alvarado, and Kedar Ahmed, we present news that impacts Toronto's Regent Park and the surrounding areas.
In this episode, we present the following news:
0:00 Intro;
01:15 RPCHC hosts Strengthening Our Roots - A Celebration of Black History Month;
04:01 Fred Victor celebrates Seed Swap & Black History Month at 40 Oak St.;
12:35 Friends of Regent Park celebrates Family Day Skate;
18:07 The St. James Town and Regent Park Communities celebrate Black Bloom, voices and dreams;
23:13 RPTV visits the Moss Park Consumption and Treatment Services Open House event; 37:25 Police investigate death at Toronto warming centre on February 27th;
37:57 Mayor Olivia Chow visits Second Harvest Food Bank for the launch of their Hungry For Change report;
46:41 New ‘One Fare’ program begins on February 26th, 2024 in the GTA;
47:48 Events and Jobs in Regent Park.
This week’s lead story:
Strengthening Our Roots - A Celebration of Black History Month in Regent Park
In the heart of Regent Park, residents of our local community recently came together for an unforgettable Black History Month youth & community mixer celebration during "Strengthening Our Roots" on February 24th, 2024, at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas St E). The event was hosted by Pathways to Education, Regent Park Community Health Centre, RPNA, Early On, The Children’s Book Bank, and more. The event brought together individuals from varied backgrounds, forging connections and fostering a sense of belonging amidst the rich tapestry of Black Canadian heritage.
The Black History Month celebration showcased various activities that represented cultural richness, from singers to African drumming, infusing the atmosphere with energy and vitality. The music performance captivated audiences and transported them on a rhythmic journey through the vibrant rhythms of Africa.
Throughout the event, Regent Park residents indulged in a delectable array of traditional and contemporary dishes of the African diaspora in the neighbourhood.
In addition to the artistic showcases, the celebration featured guest speakers and engaging activities designed to foster community spirit and celebrate shared experiences at the information tables.
The success of "Strengthening Our Roots" highlights the importance of community celebrations in fostering unity and embracing our shared heritage in Regent Park. By coming together in solidarity and mutual respect, residents reaffirmed its commitment to diversity and unity.
By Fred Alvarado Fred is a community journalist with FOCUS MEDIA ARTS CENTRE
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