Call for Applications – Treasurer of the Board of Directors of Sayaspora
Sayaspora is launching a call for applications to fill one position of Treasurer on its Board of Directors, to be held by a woman from the African diaspora, in alignment with its mission.
Whether through stimulating projects like Making your way up, Diaspora Speaking Festival or Culture, Sayaspora’smission is to promote the African diaspora in Canada, which is why we need your help !
Description of the organization
Sayaspora is a media outlet that amplifies the voices of women from the African diaspora in Canada. Created in 2015 in Montreal, Sayaspora was founded on the belief in the power of representation as a tool for social change and inspiration.
Managed, conceived, and led by women of African descent living in Canada who work for the good and development of their community, Sayaspora’s mission is to empower women from the African diaspora through a community, safe spaces, and resources that contribute to their personal, professional, and cultural well-being. Today, Sayaspora is an online network of more than 20,000 people with a predominantly female and young (18- 35 years old) audience.
Position description
For this recruitment, Sayaspora is prioritizing candidates with expertise in finance, accounting, or financial management within a nonprofit or hybrid organizational context.
The role of Treasurer is essential to support the organization’s growth, compliance, and sound financial governance.
The person will have to…
Ideally, the person will have…
In alignment with its mission, Sayaspora prioritizes the candidacy of young women from the African diaspora to sit on its Board of Directors. In addition, the following skills and knowledge are required for all board members:
Expectations and Commitment
All board members are expected to:
How to Apply
Please submit your curriculum vitae and a letter of motivation to:
ressourceshumaines@sayaspora.com
Deadline: December 31, 2025, at 11:59 PM
Apply for a position
Sayaspora strongly invites applications from visible minorities, aboriginals, women and people with disabilities.


