2013
- Black Daddies Club presents: Gathering Our Voices: The Lived Experiences of Black Fathers in the City of Toronto (research project), a partnership with York Centre for Education and Community (YCEC), York University, and Centre for Urban Schooling at Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE). funded by city of Toronto
- Black Family Value tour community discussion series (10 different communities across Toronto)
- BDC 2nd annual Family flag football scrimmage
- Bi-weekly column in Huffington Post with story telling, commencing December 2012
- BDC presents “Is Love Important?”- a series of 5 discussions in 4 different communities in Toronto with people of colour living about their concepts of love, self-love, hope and identity
2012
- BDC presents 3rd Annual Family and Friends BBQ (Olympic Island – Toronto Centre Island)
- BDC in Sway magazine comes to an end due to Sway magazine going under
- BDC filmed “What does it mean to be a Black Father in Toronto?” (Herman Audrey Studio – Downtown/Toronto)
- BDC presents Daddies and Me Cirque du Solel (Toronto)
- BDC presents Parents and their kids Cirque Eloize (Toronto)
- BDC begins first research project “The Black Fathers Project” (Various Toronto communities; funded – City of Toronto)
- BDC presents BDC in Huffington Post
2011
- BDC presents Breaking Bread program at PEACH (4 sessions – April to May; phase 1 funded – City of Toronto)
- BDC presents Breaking Bread program at San Romanoway (4 sessions -June; phase 2 funded- City of Toronto)
- BDC presents Breaking Bread program at Falstaff (4 sessions – July to August; phase 3 funded- City of Toronto)
- BDC presents Breaking Bread program at Driftwood (4 sessions- September; phase 4 funded – City of Toronto)
- BDC presents BDC in Sway magazine
- BDC presents 2nd annual Family friends BBQ (Orono Park – Bommanville)
- BDC taboo discussion series “Small fire discussions on Homophobia in the Black Community (held at Hair Play Barbershop – Dufferin and Eglington)
- BDC taboo discussion series “Small fire discussions on Homophobia in the Black Community – partnership with Black Queer youth (Supporting Our youth [SOY] – Downtown Toronto)
- BDC taboo discussion series presents “Queer as Black folk” main event (Ryerson University – Downtown)
2010
- BDC barbershop session “The importance of fathers parenting” (Onyx Barbershop)
- BDC presents Holistic Integration Programming- working with young fathers of colour in the prison system – 10 month pilot project (East York Detention Centre)
- BDC co-facilitated More than an Haircut 4th year anniversary –partnership with More than an haircut- Maria A. Shchuka library (Eglington west and Dufferin)
- BDC presents Fathers day with BDC (Toronto Free Gallery – Downtown)
- BDC presents Daddies and Me at the Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto) BDC presents Daddies and Me Ontario Place (Toronto)
- BDC barbershop series presents Daddies Vote partnership with Malvern
- ANC and Malvern Vote coalition (Urban Edge Barbershop – Malvern)
2009
- BDC supported More than an Haircut documentary screening- Partnership with More than haircut barbershop project and Reelworld film festival (College and Yonge – Toronto)
- BDC presents Daddies and Me at Toronto FC (BMO field – Toronto)
- BDC barbershop session “Why does fatherlessness equate to more violence in our communities?” (Onyx barbershop)
- BDC presents Daddies and Me at CFL (Skydome – Toronto)
- BDC annual family and friends BBQ “Bommanville is Back” (Orono Park – Bommanville)
- BDC taboo discussion series “Monogamy…is it relevant?” (Strictly Roots – Downtown)
2008
- BDC Barbershop session (Strictly Roots – Brampton)
- BDC discussion around spirituality (Uprising – Kensington Market)
- BDC discussion about “How safe do you feel in your community?” (Malvern Library)
- BDC discussion “ What does a healthy relationship look like? (North York Library)
- BDC presents Daddies and Me at Toronto Raptors
- Conversation Café-partnership with Toronto Library (Malvern Library)
- BDC Barbershop session “How engage are you in the Canadian elections?” (Onyx Library – Downtown)
- BDC and Dwayne Morgan presents: “Grade 8” A play and discussion-Partnership with Dwayne Morgan and Up from the Roots (Café Cervejaria)
- BDC presents “Housewarming”-partnership with York Town women shelter and YMCA