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CIC NCB Ottawa: 2024 Black History Month: Women in Black African History / Mois de l’histoire des Noirs: Les femmes dans l’histoire en Afrique noire

February 7, 2024 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm EST
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The Africa Study Group (ASG) presents…

2024 BLACK HISTORY MONTH: WOMEN IN BLACK AFRICAN HISTORY / MOIS DE L’HISTOIRE DES NOIRS: LES FEMMES DANS L’HISTOIRE EN AFRIQUE NOIRE

7 February 2024, 5:00 pm EST

Université Saint Paul, 223 Main St, Ottawa, ON K1S 1C4, local G1124, 223

 

OVERVIEW

The women in African History roundtable event during the 2024 Black History Month serves as a vital platform to celebrate and recognize the remarkable contributions of Black women in Canada. This ASG event will highlight a panel of women who will speak to the role of Black women in Africa and in Canada. They will address historical achievements, shedding light on their resilience, leadership, and ongoing impact in various fields, fostering a deeper appreciation for the diverse narratives within Black history.

 

SPEAKERS

Pascasie Minani Passy: The author of multiple books on African women, Passey is a part-time professor and doctoral student. Her latest book explores activism of Black African women during the pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial periods.

Rose Ndengue: As Assistant Professor at Glendon, York University, Ndengue is a historian socio-politician who defines herself as a black feminist from the transatlantic space, stradding Africa, Europe, and the Americas.

Yvette Yende-Ashiri: A former candidate in the Ottawa municipal elections for Ward 19 (Cumberland/Orléans-Sud-Navan), Yende-Ashiri is honorary vice-president of Association communauté congolaise du Canada Ottawa-Gatineau.

Namwezi M’Bayoya: A life coach and speaker originally from the DRC, Namwezi has worked for over 15 years helping people and families made vulnerable by war, in the villages where she lived.

 

This event will be moderated by Patricia Kumbakisaka, External & Embassy Liason Coordinator for the Africa Study Group.

 

REGISTRATION

This event will be in hybrid format, and it is open for everyone to join!

 

In-person registration: To register, please purchase a FREE ticket on Eventbrite (click here). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email.

Online registration: This event will also be available on Zoom. To register, click here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email.

Details

Venue

  • Université Saint Paul
  • 223 Main Street
    Ottawa, Ontario K1S 1C4 Canada
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Organizers

  • Canadian International Council – National Capital (Ottawa) Branch
  • CIC National Capital Branch’s Africa Study Group (ASG)