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Uniting, representing and elevating Ontario's Francophone Black communities

Coalition of Francophone
Black People of Ontario

Membership

Together, our voice carries further

The organization stands united in its diversity and works for its integration, vitality and sustainability within Ontario's Francophone community.

Membership

Membership types

Choose the membership that suits you. Fees are annual.

Individual member

20 $ per year

Non-voting

Any Francophone person from a country of African descent (of African or Caribbean origin).

  • Amplify the voice of Black communities in Ontario
  • Build connections and collaborations
  • Benefit from training and engagement opportunities
  • Access to the Member area and resources
Become a member

How to join

Three simple steps

  1. 1

    Create your account

    Fill out the online membership form and choose your membership type.

    Membership form →
  2. 2

    Pay your fee

    Send your membership fee by Interac e-Transfer to [email protected] with "Membership" (Adhésion) as the message.

    Membership fees and donations →
  3. 3

    Access the Member area

    Once payment is received, the team activates your account: you receive an email and gain access to members-only resources.

    Member login →

Do you represent an association or organization? Also complete your organization's registration form.

Benefits

Why join the CNFO?

Membres de la CNFO lors d’un événement

Take part in community collaboration tables

Alongside Ontario's organizations, associations and people of African descent, form a strong voice of political representation that can make us heard, protect our rights and interests, and advocate for the collective issues of Ontario's Black communities before all three levels of government.

Connect and create synergies

Create a range of collaborations with Ontario organizations, associations and people of African descent, ensuring visibility and wealth creation for our structures, directly tied to the economic, social and cultural development of Ontario's Black communities.

Get support for your projects and initiatives

See your projects gain meaningful support from public and private funders, thanks to community strategies that are both viable and credible.

Training opportunities

Member recruitment and community relations; writing a communications plan; day-to-day administrative and technical support (email, social media, Zoom meetings, conference calls); communications, promotion and marketing; AGM preparation and management; reading and analyzing financial statements; financial management.

Find solutions together

Partner with Ontario organizations, associations and people of African descent to help find solutions to the issues and challenges facing Black people in Ontario and Canada.

Strengthen our political influence

Engage more effectively with provincial and federal authorities, in alliance with other Francophone stakeholders: the AFO at the provincial level and the FCFA at the national level.