In this episode of the Voices Less Heard, Dr. PMak interviews Anick Silencieux, founder of Support Black Charities. Anick shares her journey from a curious child in Montreal to an engineer and ultimately to a social entrepreneur. She discusses her cultural background, the importance of community service, and the vision behind her organization, which aims to enhance the impact of Black-led charities. Anick emphasizes the need for sustainability and generational impact in charitable work, and she reflects on her transition from employee to entrepreneur, highlighting the challenges and rewards of her journey.

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About Patrick Makokoro Ph.D | Social Entrepreneur, Educational Researcher, Development Practitioner // I am an author, social entrepreneur, researcher, and development practitioner. My work focuses on creating sustainable solutions for social challenges. With a passion for positive change I am dedicated to making a meaningful impact on communities through innovative approaches and collaborative efforts. \\