Resources
UBC Black student resources
UBC Black Caucus
The UBC Black Caucus is an independent organization at the University of British Columbia that brings together Black students, staff, and faculty from across both UBC’s campuses.
UBC Black Caucus aims to promote a greater sense of community, advocate progress, and maintain ongoing support for Black students, staff, and faculty at UBC in an effort to enhance anti-racism and cultural diversity within the University and support the academic mission of the institution.
Black Mental Wellness Project
UBC Black Caucus has partnered with Black counsellors from within the community to provide two free virtual and/or in-person counselling sessions on a limited, first-come, first-served basis.
*Note: Unless specified as a UBC resource, the resources mentioned below are third-party resources and are not affiliated with UBC.
Black-centered services in the Okanagan
This Space Belongs to You
Serving 2SLGBTQIA+ and/or IBPOC communities with individual counselling and group programming.
Africans in Okanagan
Unite and celebrate African cultures while supporting individual growth and advocating for equity in the Okanagan region through various events and initiatives.
Online services
ALTHEA THERAPY
Offering therapy that speaks to unique cultural identities.
Healing in Colour
Providing access to therapy that supports healing and liberation for the BIPOC community.
