#BlackHistoryMonth

This February, BMG celebrates Black History Month by honouring the resilience, accomplishments, and contributions of Black people throughout history. Black history is an important aspect of our common story, from civil rights and scientific pioneers to business, arts, and cultural visionaries.

Let us utilize this opportunity to reflect, educate, and elevate Black voices—not just this month, but every day. Together, we can continue to promote inclusivity, equality, and advancement for everyone.

Radhika Sharma is a dedicated social work professional currently completing her Master of Social Work (MSW) degree. With a demonstrated commitment to advancing equity, inclusion, and community well-being, her professional focus includes program development, community outreach, and advocacy for marginalized populations. Radhika has excelled in building partnerships, managing projects, and delivering impactful initiatives that drive meaningful change.

Hello Friends of BMG,

As the holiday season approaches, we want to take a moment to convey our heartfelt gratitude for your contributions, participation, and support this year.

This time of year emphasizes the value of community, reflection, and a positive outlook for the future. Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, spending time with loved ones, or simply getting into the holiday spirit, we wish you warmth, happiness, and peace.

Thank you for being a key part of our journey. Here’s to shared achievements, meaningful connections, and a prosperous year ahead!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Kesi is a MSW Candidate at the University of Windsor, bringing 10 years of experience in community-based mental health care. Her expertise spans both the UK and Canada, with a focus on Assertive Community Treatment models serving general and geriatric populations. Kesi is driven by a passion for mental health awareness, striving to reduce stigma and promote inclusivity. She is eager to expand her knowledge and skills at BMG in macro and policy-based social work, exploring innovative ways to create systemic change and advocate for vulnerable populations.

Legend is in the final year of their undergraduate studies at the University of Waterloo, majoring in Social Development Studies with a minor in Sociology and a specialization in Social Work. They hope to explore social work further as a career once their education is complete. Legend has worked in many different jobs that have expanded their ways of thinking and allowed them to adopt diverse perspectives.

The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation is September 30th. It’s an opportunity to consider how we can encourage reconciliation as individuals, in our workplaces, and in our communities.

Previously, September 30 was known as Orange Shirt Day. It started as a grassroots movement established by Phyllis Webstad, a former Residential School Survivor to raise awareness of the  intergenerational trauma experienced by survivors, their families and communities, and to promote the principle of “Every Child Matters”.

Michelle is an MSW candidate with a BScH, MSc, and PhD in the natural sciences. She brings diverse experience including…

BMG believes in effective collaborations with a variety of stakeholders, including educational institutions, public and private, settlement agencies, and non-profit organizations.

We are looking for employers and companies who want to hire talented professionals! Organizing an in-person speed networking/career fair where you can meet some fantastic candidates! Please see the flyer and use the QR code to register to attend! Contact us for more information.