Ladies, get ready for an unforgettable dance night with DJ Velvet. She will keep the party going with a mix of old-school and new-school R&B, hip hop, dancehall, reggae, afrobeats, and more.

Gather your girls, step onto the dance floor, and let the music take you there—whether it’s slow grooves or high-energy tracks, we’re moving all night long.

Come dissect and discuss the themes from the novel Hold My Girl by Charlene. Charlene will be joining the discussion to provide additional author insights and meanings.

Learn from my years of supporting interview panels. This session will highlight what you should do to fully represent yourself (skills, professional & lived experience) during interviews.

Join us to network with Black and racialized female and non-binary leaders from various sectors from Ontario and Quebec.

Let’s face it, our workplaces were not created for Black and racialized women to progress and thrive. Most of are regularly harmed by microaggressions on a daily basis, overwork, limited career progression opportunities, and many other examples of systemic racism and discrimination.

The evening is designed to create a safer space to connect, share experiences, build relationships as well as learn from industry leaders (professional starts, challenges (i.e. systemic racism, discrimination, and sexism), pivots, and lessons learned) during a panel discussion.

Join us for an unforgettable Old School dance party featuring the best Hip Hop, R&B, and Dancehall tracks of the 90s and 2000s. All women (i.e. trans/cis and non-binary individuals) are welcome!