Stories told from the voices of Black creatives and storytellers.
Unilearnal is a black owned non-profit production house aimed at creating educational content about the experience of black Canadians. Our aim is to connect generations through our content and films by giving space for perspectives that have never been heard before. Our content is aimed to be used by educational institutions at all levels, to provide students with a greater understanding of what it means to experience life as a Black Canadian.
UNILEARNAL is powered by a group of young people who love creativity, design, technology and thinking differently.
We encourage diversity through the identification and removal of barriers and biases and the creation of safe environments
Education is a human right. It is integral to and enhances human dignity through its fruits of knowledge, wisdom and understanding
We recognize that the principle of solidarity is at the heart of social change.
This program is designed to empower black youth ages 16-25 by teaching them the technical and creative aspects of digital film making and media production.
Although black women are the most educated group, they don’t really have access to managerial positions in corporate America and the pay gap is still very high. Also, they are absent from the fortune 500 companies:
Read More “Black Owned”
The corporate world is characterized by many things – interesting colleagues, conflict resolution, climbing the ladder, different work ethics, but the burden of being a black woman in corporate America is a challenge on its own (yes, in Canada too).
Read More “The Two Faced Black Woman”
Black women find themselves at the intersection of race and gender, making their reality more challenging. If we observe different areas of society, we will quickly notice that black women come out on the losing end in most areas.
Read More “YES I’M AN ANGRY BLACK WOMAN”
Every contribution you make however big or small will make a difference.
