Ours to tell
“Ours to tell,” is the theme for Black History Month 2023. In 1995, the Honourable Jean Augustine secured a unanimous win to ensure Black Canadian
The Ontario regional body of the Congress of Black Women of Canada provides leadership and direction to create and maintain relationship among the Ontario chapters in their mission to address the social, economic and cultural issues and needs of Black women. The Ontario region aims to provide organizational visibility, facilitate consistency of leadership and coordinate responses to the concerns and issues of all Ontario chapters. With a focus on the mission to assist Black women and their families, we collaborate to deliver programs and events that address child development, education, health, housing, pension, racism, sexism and human rights. Working within the framework of the mission and vision of the organization, each chapter is responsible for outreach as is relevant in their respective communities.
The Wellness Revolution Conference is an annual event dedicated to empowering and uplifting women through insightful discussions on health, mindset, and personal growth. This year, our 4th annual conference brought together thought leaders, mental health experts, and a vibrant community to explore the theme of “Mindset and Mindfulness.” Whether you joined us in person or missed the live sessions, you can now catch the impactful moments that made this event unforgettable.
Head to our YouTube channel to view all the sessions from the 2024 Wellness Revolution. Watch Session 1: Mindset & Mindfulness and Session 2: The Wellness Revolution Experience to gain insights, inspiration, and practical tips for your wellness journey.
“Ours to tell,” is the theme for Black History Month 2023. In 1995, the Honourable Jean Augustine secured a unanimous win to ensure Black Canadian
A day when we recognize women’s varied struggles and their many contributions! Women in all the areas that she is called on to care, to
Another Black History Month and time to celebrate the past, present and future accomplishments of Black people in Canada. Black history has sometimes been reduced