A Soul-Filling Brunch Experience for Black Women in Canada
Sisterhood & Solidarity: Building a Future Together
June 28, 2025 | Edmonton, Alberta
About the Event
What do you call a room full of women with desire to make a difference?
We call it Sister’s Brunch.
This June, When African Women Talk invites you to a deeply personal and powerful brunch experience for Black women who are done shrinking and ready to be fully seen. Sisterhood & Solidarity: Building a Future Together is a room that feels like home and hits like a turning point.
Program Highlights
Welcome and Community Vibes
A soft landing into the day. Come as you are. Let the energy hold you.
Storytelling, Sisterhood & Reflection
Real women. Real voices. Raw and powerful conversations woven throughout the brunch.
A Seat at the Table
Intentionally curated conversations at every table to deepen connection and inspire truth-telling.
Speaker Moments
You’ll hear from women who are walking the walk: leaders, dreamers, and disruptors who bring clarity and fire to the room.
Live Music and Networking
Soft music, maybe a tear, definitely laughter. And moments you’ll carry long after it ends.
Who Should Attend
This brunch is for Black women and femmes who are:
- Looking for a space to be poured into
- Longing for authentic connection and community
- Ready to feel seen, affirmed, and surrounded
- Leaders in their work, homes, communities
Whether this is your first WAWT event or you’ve been with us from day one, there’s a seat for you.
Program Schedule
- Welcome guests with light music and refreshments
- Opportunity for attendees to network, socialize, and settle in
- Brief introduction of the event theme and purpose
- Acknowledgment of community organizers and special guests
- Guided meditation or mindfulness led by a Black wellness expert
- Tips on nurturing mental health and community resilience
- Presentations highlighting local organizations promoting sisterhood and collective care
- Call-to-action encouraging involvement
- Brunch served
- Guest speaker: a prominent Black woman leader or community figure
- Topic: “The Power of Sisterhood and Collective Care”
- Live music, poetry, or dance celebrating Black sisterhood
- Summarization of key themes
- Invitations to upcoming events or supports
- Thank you and encouragement for ongoing solidarity
- Continued mingling, exchanging contact info, and enjoying the atmosphere
