Ex orphanage for Black kids reopens as Black business incubator, community hub - Halifax | Globalnews.ca

Kinney Place will include offices, a cafe and catering business and a hair salon and spa.

It also offers a gathering space for seniors and a studio for rent by community members for art classes, workshops or meetings.Nova Scotia says work ongoing on goals of inquiry into abuse at Halifax orphanage The refurbishment cost about $2.7 million, with funding mainly from the federal government and some from the provincial government, according to Akoma property manager Veronica Marsman.Kinney Place is named after James Alexander Ross Kinney, a founder of the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children and its first superintendent.

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Ex-orphanage for Black kids reopens as Black business incubator, community hubAfter sitting empty for many years following the orphanage’s closure in 1978, Kinney Place will enhance the services available to the African Nova Scotian community I support this modern segregation. ‘Province’s ongoing struggle with racism and discrimination’. Really? And continues its proud tradition of racism
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