More than 200 Black men are expected to come together this weekend in an event that promotes health and wellness among men of African descent. It's the first time since the pandemic that they'll be able to gather without any public health restrictions, something Duane Winter is excited by. He is the Community Liaison Coordinator with the Nova Scotia Brotherhood Initiative. The event is a safe space for Black men to be able to discuss the challenges and successes in their lives and to hear from keynote speakers who will share their stories. The event is being held at the Nova Scotia Community College Akerley Campus and registration can be done online or at the event.
