Brandon Hay on Clubhouse

Bio

💼| Over 14 years co-creating healing spaces for Black men and Black Fathers
🗣| Sunday Dinners: monthly online conversations for Black men (register on eventbrite)
💻| Brandon Hay on TedX Toronto
http://www.tedxtoronto.com
📲| Instagram @brandonhay8
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🧐 Who am I?

📍| Born in 🇯🇲, lives in 🇨🇦
Brandon Hay (MES, Business)
🔦| Founder of the Black Daddies Club (Toronto, Canada)
🧑‍💻| www.theblackdaddiesclub.com
📱| Instagram: @theblackdaddiesclub
📧| Email Contact/ Professional inquires
💻| [email protected]
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On Clubhouse to:

📲| Connect
📇| Network
🌳| Grow
🧱| Build with others
📗| Learn from others
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📚Education Background:

🩺| Pursuing new accreditations in Gestalt Psychotherapy
🎓| Masters in Environmental Studies (Research focus on Mature Black Masculinities and Love)
🎓| Certification-Business and the Environment (Research focus Social Entrepreneurship / Holistic Interventions & Re-integration with Black and Racialized men exiting prison)
🎓| Co-created and Co-taught Black Love Matters Un-Conference graduate course at York University in Toronto, Canada
🎓| Graduated Music Business Administration

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🌎Community Initiatives:

🧑‍💻| Created Sunday Dinners: Monthly virtual gathering for Black men and healing
🎙| Co-created The Journey to Black Liberation Symposium
🏳️‍🌈| Co-created the Black Liberation Ball
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🌎Community Focus:

📟| Community Based Educator
☎️| Community Connector
📡| Global Networker
🌎| Advocate in cross borders collaborations

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📌| Approach to the work

I am a strong believer in equitable and innovative approaches in my community work;
I work with an intersectional lens around issues of marginalization. Most importantly, I
brings 15 years of mobilizing, community based research, event planning, and leadership
experience to this role.
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🗣| Testimonials

“Mr Brandon Hay, Thank you for stepping up and doing what you are doing. There are very few available resources for Fathers period. That in itself needs to change. The positive impact that you are making should be recognized. I thank you as a father for stepping up and doing something not just for yourself but for all the other fathers who need this kind of resource.At the end of the day our children are the ones who benefit the most from your actions."

"Hi Brandon, Your TED Talk was amazing!! Well Done I was so touched by your story. Heather"