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Reelworld Screen Institute launches the Reelworld Black Entrepreneurs Program 25 APR 2022

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Reelworld Screen Institute launches the Reelworld Black Entrepreneurs Program

This project is funded through a non-repayable investment of $1.4 million through the Government of Canada’s Black Entrepreneurship Program Ecosystem Fund through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.
Reelworld Screen Institute launches training program for black entrepreneurs 13 JAN 2022

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Reelworld Screen Institute launches training program for black entrepreneurs

With $1.4 million in support from the Government of Canada, this programming will increase Black representation in the Canadian screen industry and will have an impact on the sector for generations to come.