CLICK HERE TO REGISTER To join this discussion on a computer at the Women’s Centre, please email rsvp@womenscentrecalgary.org or call 403-264-1155. Join us for an online discussion where we will look at Food Scarcity – Accessibility to healthy foods and its effect on physical and mental health and well-being. We will explore issues around …
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER To join the workshop on a computer at the Women’s Centre, please email rsvp@womenscentrecalgary.org or call 403-264-1155. Join us for an online gathering to continue the conversation on exploring and connecting on issues that affect us. women will work together to recognize distinctive barriers that racialized (non-white) woman face in everyday …
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER To join the workshop on a computer at the Women’s Centre, please email rsvp@womenscentrecalgary.org or call 403-264-1155. Join us for an online gathering to explore, share, connect and take action on issues that affect us. women will work together to recognize distinctive barriers that racialized (non-white) woman face in everyday life …
Join us in person at the Women’s Centre for the screening of this documentary. Register by email: nicole@womenscentrecalgary.org or call 403-264-1155. Join us for an in-person showing of the documentary – There’s Something in the Water. The film examines the issues of environmental racism, by exploring the disproportionate effect of environmental damage on Black Canadian …
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER To join this discussion on a computer at the Women’s Centre, please email rsvp@womenscentrecalgary.org or call 403-264-1155. Join us for an online discussion where we will at the history of feminism and the Black woman. We will explore how the movement was racist and how it excluded Black woman or …
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER To join the workshop on a computer at the Women’s Centre, please email rsvp@womenscentrecalgary.org or call 403-264-1155. Join us for an online gathering to explore, share, connect and take action against issues that affect us. women will work together to recognize distinctive barriers that racialized (non-white) woman face in everyday life …