We’re celebrating Atlantic Canada’s 25 Most Powerful Women in Business. This can’t miss event is happening on March 7th in Moncton. Tickets on sale now! https://t.co/iNcwUGsrbn
Great story on an inspiring event told by a great writer, @ukings student Sophia Wedderburn - In My Father’s Footsteps: Reflections & Connections of Marcus Garvey, the Pan African Movement, and the Decade for People of African Descent https://t.co/askTgOlTBJ
I begin #BlackHistoryMonth by celebrating a Canadian hero
Rosemary Brown
In 1972, she was the 1st Black woman elected to a legislature
In 1975, she became the 1st Black woman to run for the leadership of a federal party
She paved the way for many in our movement, including me
“That moment on the phone call with my family around me was just so overwhelming. I was filled with such gratitude and joy,” said student Sophia Wedderburn about learning she is this year's Prince Scholarship recipient.
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Poignant and gripping. Thank you @JRDNmusic @callmeosound @knotez @classifiedhiphop for this deeply beautiful and meaningful piece of music.
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It's been awhile Twitter. I couldn't think of a better opportunity to get back to tweeting. Proud to share this new @Eastlink Community TV series in partnership with @dbdli@BCC_NS
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@WedderburnEve So incredibly proud of you for putting yourself out there today @hfxgov#IWD2020 Keep dreaming, fighting, believing and sharing your authentic, beautiful, black, small but mighty, curly crowned self.
@WedderburnEve - @Jwdci and I love that you aren’t afraid to put yourself out there. If I were 14, I’d want to be just like you. Looking forward to Monday #IWD2020#EachforEqual
Join us for the municipality's celebration of International Women's Day on Monday, March 9, from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. This event is presented in partnership between Halifax Regional Municipality’s Office of Diversity & Inclusion and The Halifax Central Library.
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WATCH: We meet this week’s Community Star, Andreas Robinson. The Halifax native is the founder of Live Infinitus - A social enterprise on a mission to empower individuals and communities to embrace their limitless potential. @LiveInfinitus @ExclusivelyDre.
Curly, straight, up, down, goddess braids, french braids, afro puffs, edges, hot irons, heat diffusers, clips, beads, twists, ties, oils and endless conditioner. Hair is everything in our house and it's a beautiful thing @WedderburnEve https://t.co/lcU0A9YN8M
WATCH: We find out more about the third installment of the National Black Canadians Summit happening in Halifax in March. @MichaelleJ_FDN. https://t.co/2MdhBYt71v