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March 13, 2021

How a local organization is empowering Black youth

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The agency was born out of DESTA Black Youth Network — a non-profit Montreal community group founded in 2006 that aims to reduce individual and systemic barriers to employment for Black youth.

It offers professional services in graphic and web design, communications and marketing.

CBC Montreal had the chance to speak to DESTA graphic designer Kamden Biggart and multidisciplinary designer Peeta Chery, both of whom worked on the Black Changemakers project.

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