by bipoc | Oct 19, 2025 | Blog, October 2025 Edition
Chiadikobi Chinyere – From Intern to HR Professional My journey with BIPOC Foundation as a newcomer began with a desire to engage more deeply with the community and gain hands-on experience that would contribute to both my personal and professional development....
by bipoc | Oct 19, 2025 | Blog, October 2025 Edition
At the heart of every thriving community lies the strength of its relationships. For marginalized groups, particularly BIPOC individuals, these relationships often become a matter of survival and resilience, providing not just support but also the vital platforms...
by bipoc | Oct 19, 2025 | Blog, October 2025 Edition
One of the cornerstone initiatives of the BIPOC Foundation is its Volunteer and Internship Program, aimed at providing professional development and real-world experience to BIPOC individuals facing systemic barriers to employment. The need for meaningful employment...
by bipoc | Oct 19, 2025 | Blog, October 2025 Edition
1. Tandin Wangchen For Tandin Wangchen, painting is an intuitive journey where colour, emotion, and spontaneity converge. A self-taught artist from Bhutan, Tandin embraces the unknown, allowing abstract forms to evolve into striking compositions that balance...
by bipoc | Oct 19, 2025 | Blog, October 2025 Edition
The BIPOC Foundation extends its deepest gratitude to the Lethbridge Public Library, a cornerstone of knowledge and inclusion in Southern Alberta. As one of the region’s most influential community organizations, the Library has continuously championed diversity,...
