A Tale of Sisterhood
When African Women Talk (WAWT) is dedicated to empowering Black women across Canada. By recognizing their strength, resilience, and unique identities, WAWT challenges stereotypes, breaks down barriers, and promotes equality and justice.
Through a network of resources and support, the organization provides a unique community that enables Black women to pursue their goals and advocate for themselves and others.
Our Vision, Mission & Goal
We are building a bridge for Black Canadian women which includes women of African an Caribbean descent to network and connect socially.
We bring women together to engage in meaningful connections that help elevate, support and empower one another.
We amplify and celebrate the contributions and legacy of Black Canadian women including women of African and Caribbean descent.
We are advocates and catalysts for change for our community
Empowering Black Women Across Canada
Community
Building
Our community provides support and mentorship for personal and professional growth.
Advocacy for
Equity
We champion policies for employment equity, fair wages, and accessible healthcare, addressing systemic barriers faced by Black women.
Educational Empowerment
We enhance access to education and resources, promoting inclusive environments that aid success
Leadership and Representation
We empower Black women to lead and drive change in their communities.
What People Are Saying
WAWT has been a lifeline for me. The community and mentorship I’ve received have empowered me to pursue my dreams without fear.
Being a part of WAWT has given me the confidence to face challenges head-on, knowing I have a network of strong, supportive women behind me.
WAWT is more than a network; it’s a sisterhood. It has provided me with opportunities and connections I never thought possible.
