September 27, 2016 On behalf of the Jean Augustine Centre for Young Women’s Empowerment we invite you to lace up your running shoes and join us on Sunday, October 23, 2016 for the CN Tower Climb for United Way! Be part of this great cause that brings together individuals and teams to raise money for local communities and organizations within the Toronto & York regions. What better way to give back and also set a personal fitness goal than by raising money while conquering all 1,776 steps of the CN Tower. If interested in participating in the CN Tower climb...

Speaker Stacey Berry will speak about the "Key Attributes of Exceptional Leaders". Location: Latvian Centre 4 Credit Union Dr., Toronto Time 6pm to 9pm Cost: $50 at the door by cash or cheque for non-members Includes Dinner Web: http://bpwnorthtoronto.com/events/current-events.html RSVP must be sent by Thurs. Feb 24 to info@bpwnorthtoronto.com

Time: 7am to 9am Location: Brighton Convention and Event Centre, 2155 McNicoll Avenue, Scarborough Speaker Gary Thomas Author and International Speaker Musical guest Jonelle Sills Cost 30 each. Website: http://torontoprayerbreakfast.com/schedule To order tickets contact Stacey Berry 416 214 6899 or info@bstellargroup.com

Stacey Berry will be speaking about "Key Attributes of Leaders" Another 100ABC Women Nadine Spencer will also be a featured speaker There will be a few other female entrepreneurs who will be speaking at this event Time: 8:30am to 12:30pm Delta Hotels by Marriott, 2035 Kennedy Rd. Scarborough, ON $45 until Feb 26. $55 after Link to register Tickets will not be sold at the door. Online registration required.

To reserve your ticket, please contact Victoria Pretty at victoria@beautifulworldcanada.org

The Olive Branch founded by black female cancer survivors in 2001, is a registered charity that provides a wide range of support to women of Afrian Ancestry with cancer. Time: 4pm to 10pm Location: Paradise Banquet and Convention Centre,7601 Jane St. Vaughan Keynote speaker-Dr. Evelyn Jiagge, from Detroit, MI MC - Cheryl Nembhard We are looking for sponsors for the event and table sponsors Early Bird tickets $75 per person. $100 after April 1 Link to register

On the evening of May 4th, 2017, there will be a screening at Ryerson University of a new documentary entitled, It Takes a Riot: Race, Rebellion, Reform. The film was produced by the Akua Benjamin Legacy Project in partnership with the Social Justice Institute at Brock University and directed by Howard Grandison. This event is FREE and there is no registration required. Details: http://www.ryerson.ca/news-events/events/2017/05/film-screening-it-takes-a-riot/ The screening will be followed by panel discussion: Event Emcee: Desmond Cole Moderator Angela Robertson Panelists Akua Benjamin Simon Black Lennox Farrel Sandy Hudson