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The #1 Magazine Empowering BIPOC Girls to Dream Big
BIPOC TEEN Magazine isn’t just a publication—it’s a movement. We are the only magazine dedicated to uplifting and celebrating Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) teens, giving them the tools, stories, and inspiration to dream bigger and achieve more.
Every issue is packed with:
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Exclusive stories of BIPOC role models breaking barriers in sports, arts, business, and beyond.
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Empowering lifestyle content that inspires confidence, creativity, and leadership.
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Engaging features that spark meaningful conversations between teens, parents, and communities.
Available in vibrant print and digital editions, BIPOC TEEN Magazine delivers bold visuals, powerful storytelling, and authentic representation you won’t find anywhere else.
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This isn’t just another magazine—it’s the guidebook for the next generation of leaders. Whether you’re a teen ready to be inspired or a parent looking for empowering content for your daughter, this is a must-read.
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Conference Speakers
Black Founders Network and African Impact Initiative
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Indigenous Justice Program Manager
Manager of Indigenous Learning and Programs at the Royal Ontario Museum and Collective Member at Odawa Wiingushk
Ben is an advocate for promoting the significance of intersectionality of race, culture and disability through public speaking, consulting and media appearances. He is proud to be a Black male ofGhanaian descent who lives with the eye condition of Retinitis Pigmentosa. Not only has Ben completed his Social Service Worker diploma from Sheridan College and his Bachelors of Social Work from Laurentian University; he is also a graduate from the Master of Social Work program from the University of
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