Defending the rights of people of African descent in New Brunswick
We advance the interests of people of African descent and defend their rights across New Brunswick.
Latest news
Consultation on the recommendations of the Varma report
In October 2021, the Government of New Brunswick appointed Commissioner Manju Varma to lead a comprehensive listening and dialogue exercise on inclusion and equity in the province.
Karibu Project
Why KARIBU? New Brunswick is at a turning point. For too long, systemic racism has shaped the life trajectories of many racialized people.
Fun Facts: The Origins of Coffee
Coffee, a beverage that has become a global staple, has a fascinating and legendary origin story rooted in the highlands of Ethiopia.
Upcoming events
No event planned for now.
Latest event
Sankofa - Chemin d'émancipationIn French
Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe, salle La Caserne
Recognition, justice, development: our commitments
- Recognize the contributions and realities of people of African descent.
- Act against systemic racism through representation and advocacy.
- Support the social, cultural and economic development of communities.
Second International Decade for People of African Descent (2025-2034), proclaimed by the United Nations.
Become a CPPAANB member
- Who can join?
- Any person of African descent living in New Brunswick can become an active member, with the right to vote. Anyone who supports the Council’s mission, in New Brunswick or elsewhere, can become an associate member. Associations can also join.
- How much does it cost?
- Membership is free.
- What happens next?
- You take part in the life of the Council, including invitations to its events.