The intersections of gender and race makes it clear that there is no monolithic experience of racialization and womanhood.  We are faced with different challenges and have experienced different traumas. Regardless of what obstacles that have been put in our way, we as racialized women must learn and adapt strategies that promote healing and self love. That is what this event is all about. During this event we will be discussing how racialized women can create ways of healing that fit our needs and center our experiences. Topics that will be discussed are various traditional healing practices, and how we can adapt these to create meaning in our lives.

Find out more about SNIWWOC's peer support program here: https://www.sniwwoc.ca/peer-support

All individuals are welcome to attend our event. We hope that everyone finds something that they can take away and add to their healing journey.

This event is made possible thanks to funding from the Canadian Red Cross and the Government of Canada. 

Join the event on Zoom:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83703167863

Meeting ID: 837 0316 7863 

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We acknowledge that this event is hosted from the traditional territory of the Lekwungen people, currently and specifically the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations.