Why are Black women still funding their own liberation after 50 years?
“These scholarships empower young people to realize their full potential, strengthening our community for generations to come.” — Patricia Challenger Brade
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No Means Next: Women rewrite funding rules
“I’ve been told ‘No’ too many times, but today, someone said yes just by showing up to listen.”
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Fueling the heart, taming the sugar: Community, culture, and the power of wellness
“It’s okay not to be okay,”
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In Her Voice; When Caribbean women gather, magic happens
“When we create spaces for authentic conversation, that’s when transformation happens.”
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Thousands of women overlook early signs of rising uterine cancer
“Why do so many women ignore one of the most obvious warning signs of uterine cancer?”
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Picture this: The Caribbean Matriarchs who carried us deserve their own spotlight
“Because in a world that often tries to erase us, projects like ‘She Carry We’ remind us that we are here, we matter, and our stories deserve to be told.”
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From the classroom to the community: How Olivia Bernard’s research shines light on Black girls’ realities
“A laugh was read as: loud, a question, as aggressive evidence of an institutional language defining how Black girls moved through school.” – Olivia Bernard
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The inspiring journey of Soule and Sade Small; Two sisters rising above adversity
“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger!”
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Che Marville: Learning to Breathe
BY: LEANNE BENN How many times in a day, do we stop and become aware of our mindfulness and the
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Bee Quammie: A Powerful Black Voice in Canadian Media
BY: KABRENA ROBINSON Those familiar with Bee Quammie and her line of work, have knowledge of the immense passion and
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