As an extension of our Promote Her project and in partnership with Future Black Female and Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub, this one-day conference & workshop for Black girls and women aged 16-25, aims to motivate and inspire so they can create and visualize a future in the professional workforce without constraints. The theme is “CREATING PATHWAYS FOR THE BLACK FEMALE GEN Z WORKFORCE”.
Date & Location
Tuesday, November 1st| 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM |Thomas Lounge at the Toronto Metropolitan University Student Centre
Schedule
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Introducing CIBWE, acknowledging our partners and project funders, and reviewing the agenda of the day.
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Presenting the organization, events, and purpose.
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Create Your Own Pathway: by Vivian Kaye - Business & Empowerment Expert, Keynote Speaker, TV Personality, and the Founder & CEO of KinkyCurlyYaki.
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“The Government of Canada’s 50 – 30 Challenge calls on organizations to implement gender parity (50% women and/or non-binary people) and significant representation (30%) of other equity deserving groups on boards and/or in senior management positions.”
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A partner from each province will deep dive into strategy, implementation, needs, challenges, and how we can all act.
• Kareen Aristide (She Did It!, Ontario)
• Tia Upshaw (Blk Women in Excellence, Nova Scotia)
• Christelle Mokoko (Atelier PAF, Québec)
• Jeanne Lehman (BCW In Action, Alberta)
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Lunch provided by TMU Catering.
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Attendees will design their desired future while avoiding constraints imposed by experts or organizations. Moderated by Chantelle Brown-Kent.
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Presenting the organization and purpose.
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Our panelists, Siobhan Calderbank and Emma Todd, share how they were able to succeed and overcome barriers on their journey to success. Moderated by Sabine Soumare.