Hogan's Alley Society

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To advance the social, political, economic and cultural well-being of people of African Descent (Black People) through the delivery of inclusive housing, built spaces, and culturally informed programming and operations.

Thank you Foundation for Black Communities for funding the Hogan’s Alley Society Community Archive that featured in the ...
10/01/2026

Thank you Foundation for Black Communities for funding the Hogan’s Alley Society Community Archive that featured in the recent Hogan’s Alley Resurgence Event on September 26th! With this support, we were able to create a Black community-led activation featuring live “family” portraits shot by Simone Chnarakis, Archival readings by Kashay Kelsick of the Vancouver Black Library, and a fabric based archiving station made to build upon an intricate archival tapestry board filled with our community’s stories.

By inviting community to join in this collaboration under the leadership of Joshua Robertson, we proudly honour the knowledge, memory, and continuum of Afro-diasporic life in “Vancouver” and beyond!

BG Photo captured by: capturebykofi

As we approach National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, we are reminded of the importance of continual...
09/29/2026

As we approach National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, we are reminded of the importance of continually reflecting upon and renewing our ongoing commitments towards Indigenous solidarity.

For us at the Co-Share Collective, what does it mean for our organizations to think and act with the intention of upholding Indigenous sovereignty, and the dismantling of colonial systems?

As we engage with questions like these throughout our work, we also believe that sharing this process with our communities is a meaningful part of our commitment. We offer the following reflections from across our organizations, and invite others to consider what forms their own commitments to Indigenous solidarity may take.

Content note:
Engaging with the legacies and impacts of colonization can be a complicated experience. We want to affirm that it is normal if you find yourself experiencing difficult thoughts or heavy emotions throughout that process, including at unexpected times. We encourage you to engage in whichever ways best allow you to feel grounded in care for the needs of yourself and your communities.

At Hogan's Alley Society (HAS) , collective liberation involves building substantial relationships with Indigenous community members. In particular, our work against further displacements and toward culturally informed housing on stolen land requires careful consideration of who actually has access to stable, affordable and safe housing
As a result of colonial violence, Indigenous communities remain highly overrepresented in homeless populations across BC, facing increased rates of eviction. Through our programmes and operation of Nora Hendrix Place (NHP), we implement culturally informed housing approaches that strive to learn from and serve the needs of Indigenous communities facing these barriers.

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re encouraging HAS and NHP Staff to engage in a guided reflection on the 94 Calls to Action, or the core categories they address. We’re also recognizing how Afro-Indigenous people hold interconnected Black and Indigenous histories, cultures, and experiences. In addition to our reflection, we’re spotlighti

📣TODAY!!! Hogan’s Alley Resurgence is finally here! 📣 It’s gonna be a full day of music, storytelling, wellness, communi...
09/26/2026

📣TODAY!!! Hogan’s Alley Resurgence is finally here! 📣
It’s gonna be a full day of music, storytelling, wellness, community—and many many vendors to explore.

Here’s the schedule for the day so you know what to expect ⬇️

🌟 EVENT SCHEDULE
12:00PM — Opening Ceremony
1:00PM - DJ Indulgent
1:30PM — Krystle Dos Santos
2:30PM — Léral
3:45PM — Beats Blues & Bars
5:00PM — BlackOut Ballroom Workshops
6PM — (Close)

💛 Plus: earplugs, shaded seating, and water always available.

📍722 GORE AVENUE

🗣️ We hope to see you there!

What’s a community event without other local community organizations?? Swipe to see the Black-led and Black serving orgs...
09/25/2026

What’s a community event without other local community organizations?? Swipe to see the Black-led and Black serving orgs that will be Boothing at our event this Saturday. Join the celebration and learn more about how their work is impacting our various communities today! ⬇️

🌟 Let’s Talk Women of Color: Let’s Talk Women of Colour, is a registered youth-led nonprofit creating spaces in Vancouver where young women of colour can engage with social issues, activism beyond the echo chambers of social media. Their flagship initiative is a series of monthly Coffee Chats hosted in local cafés across Vancouver to discuss topics like racial equity, identity, colonialism, and intersectional feminism in an environment built on curiosity, empathy, and community.

🌟 Ethos Lab: is a youth Innovation Hub in Vancouver delivering in- and after-school interdisciplinary S.T.E.A.M programming to encourage inclusion, acceptance, and representation. Youth involved with Ethọ́s Lab are empowered with core skills and self-belief to pursue innovative post-secondary education and career paths and emerge as leaders in our societies.

🌟 Black Business Association of BC: The Black Business Association of BC (BBABC) is a non-profit org dedicated to supporting Black entrepreneurs and businesses through education, business development, market access, mentorship, strategic partnerships for sustainable growth. Founded in 2020, BBABC was established to address barriers faced by Black entrepreneurs while creating an ecosystem where businesses can access the resources needed to start, grow and scale. While rooted in BC, BBABC’s work has expanded beyond the province.

🌟John Howard Society’s mission has evolved beyond correctional reform to include housing, employment, mental health, education, and social inclusion. Working directly with individuals, families, and communities through housing, employment, training, justice, and inclusion programs, their initiatives provide practical support while promoting dignity, belonging, and stability.

🌟 Jr Black Achievement Awards: The JrBAA is a Black-led org that empowers Black youth through recognition, training and education. You might remember their work from our Black History Mon

🔥We’re bringing BALLROOM to the Resurgence!Join us at 5pm on Saturday for two community-oriented workshops celebrating B...
09/24/2026

🔥We’re bringing BALLROOM to the Resurgence!

Join us at 5pm on Saturday for two community-oriented workshops celebrating Black, q***r, trans, and ballroom culture. Presented in partnership with BlackOut Collective and the Vancouver Ballroom Arts Society, this is an opportunity to learn and witness ballroom culture and how it exists as a living archive of the Black Q***r community’s expression and resilience.

🌻 WORKSHOP DETAILS 🌻

🌟5:00 - 5:30pm: Runway workshop with Mother Bee Gvasalia
🌟5:30-6:00pm: Vogue Femme workshop with Pabllo Mulan

ℹ️ The session will begin with a runway workshop led by Mother Bee, who you’ll be joining to learn the fundamentals of a fab runway walk. Followed by a workshop led by Pablo Mulan exploring the elements of vogue femme!

📣 Whether you’re a seasoned walker or stepping onto the floor for the first time, everyone is welcome, so join the class and get ready to work!

🎧 Music by Simone Simone Chnarakis

09/24/2026

A quick message from our friends at U.E.L Marketplace and Black Business Association of BC ahead of the Hogan’s Alley Resurgence! We can’t wait to see you there 🌻 September 26th at People’s Park!

🌻 IN TWO DAYS! The Hogan’s Alley Resurgence is coming to People’s Park, and it wouldn’t be a HAS event without some dele...
09/24/2026

🌻 IN TWO DAYS! The Hogan’s Alley Resurgence is coming to People’s Park, and it wouldn’t be a HAS event without some delectible bites 😋🍽️ As part of the vendor marketplace, The Resurgence Food Alley is made up of four vendors with the most tantalizing treats! SWIPE ➡️

🌟Aboki Grill: Serving you Nigerian Grill and Comfort Food from their East Hastings kitchen. Cooked from scratch, served direct, with no shortcuts— because Aboki means friend.

🌟 DehlsGourmet 🇨🇦: Dehls Gourmet creates authentic, flavorful and culturally distinctive Afro-Caribbean-inspired dishes. In addition to catering services, Dehl’s Gourmet also offers specialty weekly meal preps.

🌟 : New Altitude Foods was created to offer African-inspired cuisine through a refined, professional catering experience. With bold tastes and cultural influence, our food blends tradition with modern culinary techniques and contemporary presentation.

🌟Ango Naturals: Angonatural Foods serves food for all Their African inspired plates are healthy and delicious good. With options available for meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans!

🗣️ Come out and enjoy these Black-led food businesses from across Metro Van! 

📅 Sat Sept 26 · 12pm–6pm
📍 People’s Park, 722 Gore Ave
🎟 Free, all ages — register through link in bio!

09/24/2026

🌻 Meet Ene and Enoch from Ethos lab! They’ll be joining us for the Resurgence and they left this sweet message so you know what to expect! Excited to see you there 🌟Ethos Lab

09/23/2026

Address

1895 Venables Street
Vancouver, BC
V5L 2H6

Opening Hours

Monday 1:30pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 2pm
Thursday 8am - 1:30pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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