WIBFF, a nonprofit annual film festival, offers an accessible format for black filmmakers, featuring engaging and immersive workshops for filmmakers. It’s a platform for black voices to share their cultures and experiences through creative art with local and global audience.
Through open-dialogue film screenings, expert seminars and workshops, hands-on training, and community projects, WIBFF engages filmmakers of all experience levels, from students to professionals.
The Festival
We accept films from around the world that showcase the black experience and share them alongside fan-immersive discussions with professional film judges and celebratory awards across a variety of categories.
Community Support
WIBFF works with schools, community leaders, local businesses, and organizations around the world to connect to, support, and uplift our global community of black filmmakers and their stories.
Canada Summer Job (CSJ) Staff 2026
Under the supervision and leadership of Queen, CSJ team will support the planning, coordination, and execution of the WIDAFEST & WIBFF cultural events. Responsibilities will include event logistics, community outreach, partnership and vendor coordination, marketing and promotional activities, volunteer support, attendee engagement, and onsite event operations.
The project aims to promote cultural diversity, community engagement, youth participation, and economic development through a professionally organized cultural festival that celebrates African heritage and multicultural unity within the community.
Experience an incredible celebration of Black filmmakers, thought-provoking discussions, and community engagement at the 2026 Windsor International Black Film Festival!
