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🕯️ Honoring a Legend: Elder Louis March 🕯️

This Black History Month, TO Wards Peace, remembers Elder Louis March, a tireless advocate for peace and community safety who left us too soon in July 2024.

Louis March's Legacy:
- Founder of the Zero Gun Violence Movement
- Over 30 years of dedicated community service
- Passionate advocate for youth engagement and mentorship
- Collaborated with 40+ organizations to address gun violence

March's vision of zero gun violence inspires our work at TO Wards Peace. As we celebrate Black History Month, we commit to carrying forward his mission of building safer, more inclusive communities for all Torontonians.

Elder Louis March embodied the spirit of community leadership and tireless advocacy. His legacy reminds us that change is possible when we work together with passion and dedication.

Celebrating Black Excellence: The Honourable Jean Augustine

This Black History Month, TO Wards Peace, honours the trailblazing legacy of the Honourable Jean Augustine, a true Canadian icon:

Her tireless advocacy for social justice, education, and equality continues to inspire. From her roots as an immigrant from Grenada to becoming a Member of the Order of Canada, Jean Augustine's journey embodies resilience and excellence.

As we celebrate her achievements, let's commit to amplifying Black voices and building a more inclusive Toronto today and every day.

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Explore www.TO-Wardspeace.com to learn more about our mission, ongoing initiatives, and how we’re working to create safer communities in Toronto. Let’s continue the journey together—stay connected and discover how you can make a difference!

Recap Highlight City of Toronto’s National Day Against Gun Violence Event 📸

Highlights from Toronto's First National Day Against Gun Violence Event. Toronto came together in a powerful show of unity and commitment at our first-ever National Day Against Gun Violence event. Swipe through to see the moments that made this day unforgettable.