Diwali Gala & Dinner
Heydenshore Pavilion 589 Water Street, Whitby, Ontario, CanadaCome join us at this family event for lots of music, dance and food and lots more. This family oriented event. No alcohol will be allowed or served.
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Exhale – A Black Beauty Brunch Wellness
2901 Bayview Ave 2901 Bayview Ave, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaWhat: Exhale, a wellness and mental health event powered by Black Beauty Brunch and London Ivy Products When: Friday, November 15, 2019 | 6:00PM - 10:00PM Where: Village Loft, Bayview Village, 2901 Bayview Ave Suite 300 - Foxwarren Room - The venue has ample FREE parking and is TTC accessible Who: Black women looking to be surrounded by […]
Ajax Diversity Exchange
Audley Recreation Centre 1955 Audley Rd, Ajax, Ontario, Canada1 day. 3 keynotes. 5 presentations. Bring your ideas, challenge your thinking. The Ajax Diversity Exchange is a positive space created by the Town of Ajax to facilitate nuanced and thought-provoking conversations about intentional inclusion and equity issues impacting our community. More details here!
Blooming
Bayview Village Park 2945 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, ON, CanadaNoire Girls Plans is excited to announce their "Blooming" picnic event (social distanced, of course). They have teamed up with Julia, founder of Toronto Plant Girl, to bring you a decadent picnic to end off the summer on a high note and enter this new season feeling recharged & realigned.
$55
Extra Gravy Podcast Picnic
Extra Gravy is doing a podcast picnic! Clear your schedule and join them on Sept. 5th!
$10
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WOCDC Confab – Back in the Groove: Back to School with COVID-19
Welcome back to WOCDC's Confab: an open safe space to learn, unlearn, connect, express your feelings, and share a rant ( or two). September is usually a month of transition - back to school, back to work, back to reality... but this year things are a little bit different. How are we as Black, […]
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WOCDC Confab – Food for Thought: Nutrition, Wellness & You
Welcome back to WOCDC's Confab: an open safe space to learn, unlearn, connect, express your feelings, and share a rant ( or two). As Black, Indigenous and Womxn of Colour, how has western society impacted our relationship with cultural foods? What are we doing to build and maintain healthy relationships with food and wellness? […]
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(Plan)tain: Cooking Up Curiosity in the Kitchen
WOCDC presents (Plan)tain: Cooking Up Curiosity in the Kitchen, our first virtual workshop led by Alannah from Whole Hearted Foods! About this Event WOCDC is so excited to announce our first virtual workshop! Inspired by our Food for Thought Wellness, Nutrition and You Confab, we realized that the discussion on food, culture and connection definitely needed to […]
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WOCDC Confab – #Relationshipgoals: Navigating Love and Dating as BIPOC
WOCDC is back again with our fourth Confab - an open safe space to learn, unlearn, connect, express your feelings and share a rant (or two). As Black, Indigenous and People of Colour: How do we manage the often high expectations that are put onto us when it comes to finding a partner? How do […]
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Girls’ Night In
The Womxn of Colour Durham Collective presents Girls' Night In! We'll be screening the movie Cinderella ft Brandy, Whoopi and the late great Whitney Houston. We'll also have a popping virtual concession stand and debrief time to unpack the film together as a group! This free event is curated for BIW0C (Black, Indigenous and Womxn of Colour) […]
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WOCDC Confab -Body-ody: Exploring the Positive, Negative & Neutral
WOCDC is back again with our fifth Confab - an open safe space to learn, unlearn, connect, express your feelings and share a rant (or two). As Black, Indigenous and Womxn of Colour, how do we navigate the media and society when it comes to body image? Come out and engage with us online as […]
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WOCDC Confab – Oh Canada? Exploring Canadianness in So-called Canada
WOCDC is back again with our sixth Confab - an open safe space to learn, unlearn, connect, express your feelings and share a rant (or two). As Black, Indigenous and People of Colour, how do we come to understand our personal identities in relation to the "Canadian identity" and what even is Canadianness? Come out […]