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Empowering Africans to enrich the social, economic, and cultural fabric of Strathcona County and beyond
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About Us

Our Mission

  • To organize community events and initiatives that celebrate African culture
  • To educate the broader community about the heritage and lived realities of Africans
  • To provide capacity-building opportunities that empower African youth and families to thrive socially, culturally, and economically.

Our Vision

A vibrant, inclusive community where Africans contribute visibly to the social, economic, and cultural fabric of Strathcona County and Alberta.

We believe storytelling, cultural pride and community engagement are powerful tools for change.

Our Story, Our Voice

Stories that change perspectives.

Youth Creative Lab

Raising the next generation of African leaders.

African Festival

Celebrating culture. Connecting community.

Black History Month

Honoring heritage and celebrating achievements.

Settlement & Well-Being Initiatives

Supporting strong communities and healthy African families.

End-of-Year/Volunteer Appreciation Party

Celebrating togetherness.

Membership

Join ASOSC

Become Part Of The Society

Membership helps strengthen our voice, grow our programs, and connect African families, allies, and partners.

Events

Volunteer

Get Involved

Help Build Community With Us

Share your time, skills, and energy at ASOSC events, programs, workshops, and community initiatives across Strathcona County.

Vendor

Partner With Us

Register As A Vendor

Showcase your business, art, craft and services at ASOSC's festivals and community events.

Updates

February 2026

CBC News Edmonton Feature

CBC News Edmonton features the founder of ASOSC, Busayo Disu, on Edmonton AM to discuss how Strathcona County is celebrating its first Black History Month, and to talk about her new documentary series, "Our Story, Our Voice."

February 2026

Black History Month

For the first time, Strathcona County officially declared Black History Month celebration in February 2026, recognizing the contributions, culture, and resilience of Black communities while supporting inclusive community initiatives.

Contact

Reach Out

Start A Conversation With Us

Have a question, partnership idea, or community opportunity? Send us a message and we will connect with you.

Sponsors

Community Partners

Thank You To Our Sponsors

Thank you to the partners who help make ASOSC programs, events, and community initiatives possible.