
Creators of Black Girls Magazine Come to Malton for March Break
Malton, Ontario, Wednesday March 15rd, 2017. To kick off March Break, Four Corners Health Centre was thrilled to welcome the young creators of Black Girls Magazine to Malton in partnership with the Malton Library.
The girls talked about the importance of speaking up for yourself and making use of your talents during a Q&A session. They find inspiration for their articles from real life experiences, and use computer software to create their own graphics for the original content in their comic strips.
Stefanie Stuart, Health Promoter at Four Corners Health Centre helped organize the event. “The magazine gives an honest and authentic perspective that is often missing in mainstream media,” she said.
Children at the event were given an opportunity to create their own work. Some pieces were even selected for inclusion in the upcoming issue of the magazine.
To conclude, children were challenged to think of one way that they too could create change in their communities. “You don’t have to wait until you are a grown up, you can have an impact right now,” said Annette Bazira-Okafor of Black Girls Magazine. She’s right, Black Girls Magazine proves it.
Four Corner Health Centre is a community health centre serving the community of Malton, Mississauga, Ontario.
We are a not-for-profit, values based organization, that provides:
• Primary Health Care
• Community Programming
• Health Promotion & Education
• Diabetes Education Program
• Physiotherapy
• Counselling services
• Chiropody
We are temporarily located at 40 Finchgate Blvd, Suite 224, as such we offer a Free shuttle bus to all new and existing clients between Westwood Mall (Gino’s Pizza Entrance) and our temporary location. 905.677.9599
We will be opening at our new permanent location in Westwood Mall in the summer of 2017.
Four Corners Health Centre: http://www.fourcornershealthcentre.ca/
Black Girls Magazine: http://blackgirlsmagazine.ca/