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Nicole Perryman
Supporting youth and families involved in the criminal justice system
Black youth are disproportionately represented in the criminal justice system. Many times, youth are unfairly treated within the system, and other times community and educational experience can disproportionately lead Black youth to engage in criminal behaviour. The structure and practice…
Towards Equity Practice in Ontario
“What determines oppression is when a person is blocked from opportunities to self-development, is excluded from the full participation in society, does not have certain rights that the dominant group takes for granted, or is assigned a second-class citizenship, not…
Equity in Organizations
Organizations can begin implementing an anti-oppressive framework by identifying guiding principles. Furthermore, (Nzira & Williams, 2009) provide a clear achievable list in terms of what principles an agency should consider within their framework: Respect and welcome diversity within the work…
Our History
“It was all a dream” Notorious B. I. G. Nicole Perryman and Anada Treleven are social workers who collaborated on projects stemming from 2008. In 2013, Nicole started a private practice psychotherapy organization Aset Group Consulting and Counselling Services which…
Our Pillars
As a Black-led organization, we strive to build pillars rooted in our history, the culture, and the people. Family Our family may consist of our birth family, or the family we adopted in our lives. Our family unit may often…