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A podcast talking about Sawubona and its impact

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews founders of Sawubona. Sawubona is an afrocentric group providing services to families of African descent who have a caregiver or a parent with a disability.

Sherron Grant, Executive Director of Sawubona, was featured in the Spring 2024 edition of Autism Matters Magazine for winning the Volunteer Award

Mother fights anti-Black bias in autistic daughter's care

Down: Canada's Black Caregivers

Clovis and Sherron are the co-founders of Sawubona Africentric Circle of Support, an organization dedicated to helping Black families get the resources they need to support loved ones who live with a disability.

BLACK AND DISABLED. Two adjectives that are not often used simultaneously in a sentence, but a lived reality that must be acknowledged and responded to ap- propriately. Living with a disability.

Supporting Racialized Families of Children with Disabilities ft. Sherron Grant. This episode is also available on Apple Music, Spotify, and iHeart Radio.

Stepping Up to the Plate - "I am not a hero. I am a Black father" (Spring 2022) Coming soon.

February and Forever, Celebrating Black History Today and Everyday

School Strategies and Resources

The Black Parent Support Group (BPSG) - A Response to the Isolation of a Pandemic (Summer 2021)

BIPOC & Disability: Lived Experiences...

Voices on Race and Autism...

The Dr. Vibe Show: Black Canada Talking...

Black Parents Support Group

The beginning of the Black Parent Support Group

'Obviously touching a nerve': Ont. couple starts support group for Black parents of children with disabilities

Sherron Grant got used to being the only Black mother in support groups for parents of autistic kids — she’s making sure other Black parents don’t feel as lonely as she did...

'Disability and mental health are not things we talk about in the Black culture'...