This collection contains announcements that were posted on our website.
This nation wide project will showcase Black youth in technology, entrepreneurship, performance and visual arts and more... [Video inside]
DBDLI will be offering social media training for community young adults and youth (age 19-34) in late March and/or early April 2020. Dates to be confirmed by registration list.
The Delmore "Buddy” Daye Learning Institute Board & Staff invites you to our 2019 Holiday Celebration & Open House. Date: Friday, December 6th 2019 Time: 4:00pm to 6:00pm Where: Delmore “Buddy” Daye Learning Institute 5450 Cornwallis St., Halifax RSVP: Contact Us with subject: Holiday Celebration Please bring a non-perishable [...]
DBDLI is soliciting submission for an Expression of Interest for the development and production of our key brand and communication publications.
Join us for inspiration and motivation as Dr. Mayann Francis, author of Mayann Francis: An Honourable Life, reads excerpts from her book. We are pleased to have CBC personality, Portia Clark to lead an intimate chat with Dr. Francis to share more of what is between the covers of her book. Date: [...]
The DBDLI is interested in supporting the development and publishing of a range of stories in various story formats by African Nova Scotian and African Canadian established and emerging, authors, poets, illustrators and griots. […]
DBDLI Response to Dr. Avis Glaze’s Report Raising the Bar: A Coherent and Responsive Education Administrative System for Nova Scotia The Delmore “Buddy” Daye Learning Institute (DBDLI) is pleased to have been consulted for Dr. Avis Glaze’s report. As an organization with a mandate to serve African Nova Scotian learners, the DBDLI provides research-informed [...]
YOUbuntu: Youth Mentorship Project will enhance the skills of African Nova Scotian youth in senior high and develop junior high youth leadership skills. The project, through a mentorship and skills enhancement model, will develop a tribe (ancestral family) of youth who will be knowledge providers to youth junior to them. If you are a [...]
Kuumba project is currently seeking applications from African Nova Scotian Elders to participate in the intergenerational project and attend one of the two workshop locations: Saturday, November 4, 2017 Guysborough: African Canadian Friendship Centre Saturday, November 18, 2017 Halifax: Black Cultural Centre [...]
June, 2017 Dear African Nova Scotian Learner, The Delmore "Buddy" Daye Learning Institute would like to extend congratulations to all African Nova Scotian learners who have achieved academic success this year. We also acknowledge and honour your champions (family, friends and community) who have provided support and encouragement along the way. Whether you are progressing [...]
