Developing DEI strategies that make a difference
Who We Are
A DEI firm that can make a difference
Founded by Keishia Facey, an organizational change management consultant, KFG Consulting integrates the principles of health and wellness, social justice and DEI in policies, practices, and organizational structures to enhance a sense of belonging and inclusion.
Our team comprises professional researchers, health and wellness practitioners, writers, and other professionals experienced in diversity, equity, inclusion and change management.
Meet Keishia
Trust Keishia and her team to help you navigate your organization's evolution
Keishia Facey’s commitment to dismantle anti-Black racism meets at the intersections of social justice, Black joy, empowerment, and healing.
Keishia is passionate about building community and relationships and is driven by her belief that equity deserving communities have the right to live their best lives free from oppression. Her knowledge and depth of expertise has contributed to the strategic direction, thought leadership, advocacy for and awareness of anti-Black racism, equity, inclusion, and social justice in her community of Durham Region, ON and internationally.
Keishia is a sought-after international speaker, guest lecturer, facilitator, and consultant. She has collaborated with various communities, youth, families, civic and business leaders within the education, child welfare, criminal justice, municipal, and healthcare sectors to address anti-Black racism, anti-racism, and mental health. She has also developed courses, and created and implemented strategic plans to embed diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.
In 2022, Keishia was listed as one of the 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women for her social, educational, political, and professional accomplishments.
Keishia holds a BA in Sociology and a MA in Public Policy, Administration and Law, both from York University.
Projects
A passion for helping others and a commitment to effecting real change
Affiliations
A passion for helping others and a commitment to effecting real change
The Riddim Cultural Arts Program is a community based program that teaches children from the African and Caribbean diaspora about their roots, culture and the importance of Black joy! Contact us to learn more and for sponsorship opportunities.
Established in 2014, Riddim Fitness is a community-based program and space that focuses on the health, wellness, and empowerment of women through fitness. In 2018, Keishia was awarded the Community Building Achievement Award for her perseverance and innovation in
creating Riddim Fitness IncTM.
Kujipenda is a not for profit organization serving the Durham Region offering a central space that celebrates Black culture and identity, providing opportunities for dance, arts, education, and therapeutic support.
Understanding The Over-Representation Of Black Children In Ontario Welfare Services: Learn more about how Ontario’s child welfare system does more harm than good based on skin color alone.