Welcome to
BlackLit Canada

BlackLit Canada is the public-facing identity of the Canadian Black Literature Institute, a national organization building cultural infrastructure around Black Canadian literature.

We preserve its history, support the creation and development of new work, amplify writers and ideas, and activate communities through literature. Our work connects writers, readers, educators, researchers, publishers, cultural organizations, and communities while helping Black Canadian literary culture grow, connect, and endure.

Explore the writers, stories, programs, events, resources, and opportunities that make up BlackLit Canada.

Our Strategic Goals & Objectives

The work of the Canadian Black Literature Institute is organized under four pillars:

1. Preserve

Knowledge & Memory — Preserving the record of Black Canadian literary culture

Primary Question: What must be remembered?

This pillar protects the past while creating the foundation for future scholarship.

2. Create

Creation & Development — Supporting the next generation of stories, scholarship, and creators

Primary Question: What should be created next?

This pillar focuses on the development of writers, researchers, storytellers, and cultural innovators.

3. Amplify

Reach & Recognition — Extending influence nationally and internationally

Primary Question: How do ideas, stories, and achievements travel?

This pillar scales the Institute's impact beyond Durham Region to encompass the entire nation, and eventually beyond Canada and throughout the diaspora.

4. Activate

Community & Culture — Bringing people together through shared literary and cultural experiences

Primary Question: How do people connect to the work and to each other?

This pillar ensures that Black Canadian literature remains a living cultural force rather than simply an academic subject.

Our initiatives

The Canadian Black Literary Festival is a uniquely conceived celebration of African-Canadian literature of all genres that takes place in Ajax on the last weekend in August before Labour Day weekend every year.

BlackLit Durham is a bimonthly community-centred literary gathering held in historic Pickering Village in Ajax, Ontario. Featuring notable writers of all genres, this free event also includes a literary open mic.

Upcoming events

  • Sunday, Oct 25, 2026

    BlackLit Durham returns for its fifth season in Pickering Village. It’s a celebration all season long! Books on sale by Blue Heron Books. Snacks and gifts for sale by local Black businesses.

    FEATURING: Angelot Ndongmo & Peter N. Bailey

    Doors 2:00 p.m. • Show 2:30-5 p.m.
    St. Francis Centre for Community, Arts, & Culture
    78 Church St. S, Ajax ON, L1S 6B3

  • Sunday, Dec 6, 2026

    BlackLit Durham continues its fifth season in Pickering Village with a holiday celebration. Books on sale by Blue Heron Books. Snacks and gifts for sale by local Black businesses.

    FEATURING: Pamela Mordecai & Cecil Foster

    Doors 2:00 p.m. • Show 2:30-5 p.m.
    St. Francis Centre for Community, Arts, & Culture
    78 Church St. S, Ajax ON, L1S 6B3

  • Sunday, Feb 21, 2027

    BlackLit Durham continues its fifth season in Pickering Village with our annual Black History Month themed showcase. Books on sale by Blue Heron Books. Snacks and gifts for sale by local Black businesses.

    FEATURING: Yolanda T. Marshall & Daniel Maluka

    Doors 2:00 p.m. • Show 2:30-5 p.m.
    St. Francis Centre for Community, Arts, & Culture
    78 Church St. S, Ajax ON, L1S 6B3

  • Sunday, April 11, 2027

    BlackLit Durham continues its fifth season in Pickering Village with our new youth poetry showcase in partnership with Canada SCORES. Books on sale by Blue Heron Books. Snacks and gifts for sale by local Black businesses.

    FEATURING Shahaddah Jack & Kelvin Nyeusi-Mawazo

    Doors 2:00 p.m. • Show 2:30-5 p.m.
    St. Francis Centre for Community, Arts, & Culture
    78 Church St. S, Ajax ON, L1S 6B3

  • Sunday, June 13, 2027

    BlackLit Durham wraps up its fifth season in Pickering Village with our anniversary showcase. Come celebration 5 YEARS with us! Books on sale by Blue Heron Books. Snacks and gifts for sale by local Black businesses.

    FEATURING: Sheila Murray & Eddie Lartey

    Doors 2:00 p.m. • Show 2:30-5 p.m.
    St. Francis Centre for Community, Arts, & Culture
    78 Church St. S, Ajax ON, L1S 6B3

  • August 27-28, 2027

    HOLD THE DATES!

    CANADIAN BLACK LITERARY FESTIVAL 2027

    After the success of #CBLF2026, the second annual festival will return to Ajax on the last weekend of August before the Labour Day weekend.

    More information to come!