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McGill.CA / Montreal Consortium for Human Rights Advocacy Training / Black Communities Demographic Project

The Evolution of the Black Community of Montreal: Change and Challenge (2001 Study)

Black Demographic Study MCHRAT

The Evolution of the Black Community of Montreal: Change and Challenge (2001)
ISBN 1-896456-45-6

The Canadian Black Communities Demographic Project is intended to improve access to Census based information as a tool for community building and empowerment. In seeking to facilitate an understanding of the forces that shape community life, the report Diversity Mobility and Change: The Dynamics of Black Communities in Canada (1997) was presented as an initial portrait of the "state of the nation" for Blacks in Canada. An indepth study of the Black Community of Montreal ensued in 2001.

The full 2001 study can be downloaded at the link below.

The Evolution of the Black Community of Montreal: Change and Challenge 2001 [.pdf]

En français: projet_detudes_demographiques_des_communautes_noires_montrealaises_2001 [.pdf]

A 2010 study, utilizing 2006 census data and qualitative analysis, was released on March 18, 2010, at McGill University.

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