Welcome to the CNFO
The Coalition of Francophone Black People of Ontario mobilizes our communities to overcome their challenges, better meet their needs and grow while respecting their own identity, in harmony with Ontario's population as a whole.
United in its diversity
News
From April 14 to 17, 2026, in Geneva, the fifth session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent brought together committed leaders around issues of justice, equity and the development of communities…
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13 April 2026Shorter teacher training in Ontario: a step forward for access to educationRead 
9 April 2026Justice: the CNFO calls on governments to address the overrepresentation of Black people in the justice systemRead 
7 April 2026Ontario: an alarming overrepresentation of Black people before the courtsRead A unifying organization that brings together Ontario's Francophone associations, organizations and people of African descent around a common voice.
Strengthening organizations' capacity to offer essential free financial empowerment services: tax filing, access to benefits and more.
Advocating for the issues of Francophone Black communities before various bodies, from all three levels of government to the international stage.
Since 2019
About the C.N.F.O
The CNFO strengthens collaboration and supports the economic development of Ontario's Francophone Black communities by building the capacity of the organizations and associations that serve them.
"The organization stands united in its diversity and works for its integration, vitality and sustainability within Ontario's Francophone community."
The benefits of membership
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Form a strong voice of political representation to protect our rights and interests.
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Build lasting relationships with Ontario's Afro-descendant communities.
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Create collaborative synergies that serve economic, social and cultural development.
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See your initiatives gain meaningful support from public and private funders.
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Communications, financial management, governance: concrete opportunities to build your capacity.
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Engage more effectively with provincial and federal authorities, alongside the AFO and the FCFA.
In the field
CNFO activities
The CNFO travelled across Ontario to meet Francophone Black communities, listen to their needs and strengthen colla...
Member activities
CNFO members mobilized for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (March 21)....
CNFO activities
A look back in pictures at the Black History Month launch organized by the CNFO.
Join us
Individuals, associations and organizations: every commitment strengthens the voice of Ontario's Francophone Black communities.
Would you rather make a donation? →20 $ / year
Any Francophone person of African or Caribbean descent. Non-voting.
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Popular
50 $ / year
Francophone associations and service organizations. Voting.
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Volunteering
Communications, events, administrative support: put your talents to work for the community.
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Testimonials
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REPFO firmly believes in the importance of unity and collaboration for success. Being a CNFO member means being part of a vibrant community, accessing valuable resources and helping shape a more promising future.
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Being active in the CNFO for KCESP means giving ourselves the means to defend our interests, celebrate our culture and build strong networks. By joining forces, we can create a strong, dynamic and prosperous Francophone Black community in Ontario.
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Being a CNFO member goes beyond simple affiliation; it is an affirmation of our identity, our collective strength and our determination to build a better future for all members of our community.
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For us, the CNFO means joining a committed family that comes together to promote our culture, our rights and our common interests. Together, we have the power to shape a future where our Francophone Black voice counts.
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Our membership in the CNFO is much more than simply joining; it is an act of commitment to our community, a step toward collective empowerment and toward realizing our full potential as Francophone Black people.
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