Black Youth Canadians featured in the 2004 calendar include:

• Kerry Deagle - first year student of University at Brescia College, a compassionate and determined black woman
• Arthur H. Alexander - one of the founding members of the National Unity Association
• Marlon A. Rhoden - nominated for the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers, a recipient of the 2002 Harry Jerome Award for Community Leadership
• Mary Ann Shadd - the first woman law student, an advocate of women's rights and abolition
• Randal Gregory McAuley - named the Canadian Interscholastic Sports Player of the Week during the 2003 football season
• Willie O'Ree - the first black player in the history of the National Hockey League
• Arieg Tawfig Elagibr - an active member of the Muslim Student's Association
• Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott - served in the Union Army as one of the eight Black Surgeons during the American Civil War
• Shima Abdelwahab - envolved into a strong advocate for multicultural issuese, a number of volunteer experiences with the local communities
• Delos Rogest Davis - one of the most prominent Black people of Amherstburg in the 19th century
• Nana Yanful - one of 20 high school graduates across Canada to receive the 2002 TD Canada Trust Scholarship for outstanding community services award
• Robert Sutherland - the first student of colour to study at Queen's

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