Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Jeanne Lehman demonstrated vision and leadership by launching initiatives that benefit the community, namely Francophonie albertaine plurielle and Black Canadian Women in Action.
Learn more about the #OrderOfCanada appointees: ow.ly/eXF150UubSO.
ALT A headshot of a woman. There is a grey box in the right half part of the picture. Inside the box it says, “This recognition is a celebration of not only my work in the community, but also the resilience of the incredible Black women who continue to push forward. It reflects the successes that come from overcoming obstacles. To the next generation: your potential is limitless and the future is bright.” –Jeanne Brigitte Lehman, C.M.”There is a Member of the Order of Canada insignia above the text.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Last week, our downtown Edmonton campus hosted the Black Canadian Women in Action youth summer camp.
These future leaders dove into technology exploration, experiencing machine learning, VR, and AR, focusing on the importance of women in STEM!
#NorQuestCollege
@BCWinaction
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
The collaborative spirit shown at the Smart Growth International Business Expo in Calgary truly embodied Alberta's innovative and entrepreneurial culture.
This unique platform for showcasing goods and services brought together business communities from Western Canada, the United States, Africa, and the Caribbean. It provided a deeper understanding of trade opportunities while creating new connections and sharing ideas.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
💜Women Building Futures at @bcwinaction DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality event. Celebrating bridging the gap in Tech, STEM and other diverse backgrounds.
#WomenBuildingFutures #Digitall2024 #IWD2024 #InvestInWomen @internationalwomensday_global
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Last night, @BCWinaction’s #InternationalWomensDay theme of DigitALL celebrated Black women who are blazing their own trail in STEM. – at Edmonton, Alberta
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Always a joy to join @BCWinaction, and last weekend was a chance to celebrate International Women's Day early!
It was an honour to speak on the challenges around women in STEM as a previous business owner of a lab in occupational health & safety.
#AbLeg #AbPoli
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Alberta needs more entrepreneurs to innovate and strengthen our economy for the future.
Last evening, I met with the Alberta Black Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Alliance (ABEEA) and was truly impressed with the drive of this organization helping build businesses across our province.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Jeanne Lehman is the Founder and CEO of Black Canadian Women in Action. With support from the Black Entrepreneurship Program's National Ecosystem Fund, @BCWinAction supports, promotes, & empowers Black entrepreneurs to innovate & succeed in markets across 🇨🇦 and internationally.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Wonderful to meet two of my constituents - Sharon & Janelle at @BCWinAction’s Black History Month brunch!
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Congratulations to @BCWinaction on the launch of their Anti-Racism Toolkit which will empower Black women and girls across #YEG.
This multifaceted resource empowers individuals & organisations alike to confront systemic biases and foster open dialogues on race & inclusivity.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
I recently attended the Black Canadian Women in Action Western Business Expo Gala. @BCWinaction is a charity committed to making a difference in the lives of Black Canadian women and girls in all sectors of society. Thank you to everyone who made this amazing gala possible.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
What an honour it was to attend @BCWinaction business Expo!
So heartwarming to see many ppl in our community coming together to uplift & support Black Canadian women in business.
Support Black-owned businesses any way you can, let’s create a more inclusive business ecosystem for us all! #yeg #abpoli #ableg #blackwomenownedbusiness – at Edmonton, Alberta
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Jeanne went on to found @bcwinaction, a non-profit hub supporting Black-Canadian women in Western Canada to thrive economically, personally & in leadership.
In its 5 years operating, BCW's grown & expanded to offer a wide range of programs in 3 cities: #yeg, #yyc & #yqr. #ableg
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Everyone needs to know about DARVO
It's a very common tactic used by perpetrators of abuse
D: Deny they were abusive
A: Attack & smear the credibility & character of the victim
RVO: Reverse victim & offender, claiming that the offender is the victim
DARVO
#16DaysOfActivism
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
If someone in your life used the #SignalforHelp or told you they were experiencing abuse, would you know how to help?
bit.ly/3VxdlR7
Take the online mini course to help you learn.
Help shift the culture of stigma to one of support.
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
#Day14
#16DaysOfActivismAgainstGBV
#BreakTheSilence. Believe survivors instead of blaming them. It is no girl or woman's fault that she experienced violence. The voices of girls and women MUST count. We can no longer afford to end up as mere statistics.
#FeministesEnAction
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Did you know? Femicide does not have a legal definition in Canada. BCSTH calls on the Federal and Provincial Governments to adopt the recommendations of the #NAPonGBV and #CallitFemicide #LetsEndFemicide #EndViolenceAgainstWomen #EndVAW #ENDGBV #genderEquality #MMIWG #16Days
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Sexual assault is one of the most underreported crimes in Canada. You are not alone.
Help is available: women-gender-equality.canada… #16Days #ItsNotJust
ALT Text: Just 6% of sexual assault incidents experienced by Canadians aged 15 and older are brought to the attention of police. #16Days (Source: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/85-002-x/2022001/article/00013-eng.htm).
Black Canadian Women in Action retweeted
Two thirds of people in Canada know a woman who has experienced physical, sexual, or emotional abuse, but only 1 in 5 feel very confident in their ability to support someone experiencing abuse.
canadianwomen.org/signal-for…
#16days
