Sway catches up with the CHAMP study’s research project coordinator, Henry Luyombya, as he reflects on a project that he hopes will transform the way HIV/AIDS is viewed across the Asian, Black and Latino communities of Toronto.

Sway catches up with Natnael F. Alemayehu, a young entrepreneur, community activist and emerging Toronto filmmaker as he reflects on Black History Month and more.

The Ontario Liberal caucus helped celebrate Black History Month at Queen’s Park on Wednesday, February 22nd.

NPAS member Wariri Muhungi tells Sway about the new organization and its upcoming events in Toronto.

Sway catches up with the busy community builder as she welcomes a new challenge: the Toronto 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games.

No one would dispute the jaw-dropping allure of the falls, the excitement of the casinos or those fantastic cross-border shopping deals, yet there’s an equally compelling facet of the area that sadly too many know little or nothing about: its historical black heritage.

Gwyn Chapman’s Canadian Black Caucus recently held its third Obama Day Celebration at the Holy Trinity Church in downtown Toronto.

Scarborough activist Lawrence Dawkins reflects on the high rate of crime among black youth in the City of Toronto.

Passionate and outspoken “queer survivor” Crosby tells Sway about her involvement with The People Project and her rare experience working with the likes of d’bi young.

Journalist Edward Brown researches the unique link between black sleeping car porters and their musically gifted offspring.