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Home of the 100 Black Pearls
Interview with Rose Cathy
From Cameroonian immigrant to business leader, meet Rose Cathy Handy, the woman behind CIBWE. Check out her truly inspiring story!
Latest news
UBC Black Student Union calls for dedicated space as Black students face feelings of isolation
Joann Anokwuru has created a community for Black international students. Over the years, more than 100 international students have visited her home for a home-cooked meal and support.
The Movement for Change by Michelle Leong Francis
Through The Henry Alexander House, L.E.O.N. is a new program from The Movement for Change campaign.
Fundamentals of Wellness by Kareen Aristide
Wellness…what is it? It’s increasingly become a buzzword that has many different meanings.
The sisterly bond behind and beyond CIBWE
Hardly the persona of a woman steadfast in her pursuit of bringing attention to the achievements of Canadian black women.
Introducing the new CIBWE
What has not changed is our vision to continue celebrating and supporting Black women in Canada and around the world.
Nominate a Black Pearl!
Do you know a Black woman in your community, business, organization, or life who invests her energy in the community?
Support The Esther Handy children’s fund
The Esther Handy children’s fund is a unique initiative to raise funds to support the education of young girls in Canada and Cameroon.
Where are they now: Brenda McWilson-Okorogba
Brenda McWilson-Okorogba is the Founder and Learning Experience Designer of Momentswithbren Consulting.
CIBWE announces new 2022 program
Our volunteers, new staff, sponsors and partners have been working hard to offer exciting new initiatives for the upcoming year.
Where are they now: Black Pearls win major elections
We are so proud of the Black Pearls who won elections to the Canada House of Commons in the recent elections.
Where are they now: Tracy Folorunsho-Barry
Tracy Barry founded GROW Women Leaders, a leadership career development and advancement firm that seeks to support, empower, encourage and develop women.
Where are they now: Dorine Tcheumeleu
Depuis le lancement du campus virtuel immersif d’Épelle-moi Canada, l’organisme fondé par Dorine Tcheumeleu a reçu de nombreux visiteurs lors des visites guidées gratuites.
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