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=== '''📅 July 29, 2021''' ===
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Join us on July 29, 2021 for the Inaugural Commemoration to mark the first nationally recognized Emancipation Day in Canada.
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The webinar will raise awareness of its historical context and how the day was celebrated in the past. It will also recognize the accomplishments of Black Canadians as they continue to challenge systemic racism in today’s society.
  
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'''To register: http://ow.ly/8Z3e50Fxwe1''' (This event is for federal public servants).
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=== '''📅 February''' ===
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=== '''⭐ Mr. Emancipation: Documentary Screening''' ===
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The story of Walter Perry’s determination to put on a celebration that would transcend divisions of race and class.
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'''-Date:''' July 29, 2021
  
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Throughout February, we honour Black Canadians who have made or are making a difference. Despite the challenges they’ve had to overcome, Black Canadians have made important contributions to Canada’s heritage.
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'''-Time:''' 12:30pm EST – with English subtitles
  
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This year’s theme ‘’The Future is Now’’ is a chance to celebrate and acknowledge the transformative work that Black Canadians and their communities are doing now. The deadline to register is Friday, February 12.
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'''-Location:''' Zoom
  
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Don’t miss the great events that TBS is hosting to celebrate Black History Month:
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To register for this event: http://ow.ly/8Z3e50Fxwe1 (this event is for federal public servants).
 
 
 
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=== '''⭐ Intergenerational Allyship and Collaboration''' ===
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=== '''⭐ Presentation and Panel discussion''' ===
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Special guests will discuss effecting change on anti-black racism within and across generations. This event will be hosted by Renaissance, TBS’ Young Professionals Network and the Black Employees Network.
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Presentation and panel discussion with simultaneous interpretation, American Sign Language and Quebec Sign Language.
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Presenters include:
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🎤 '''Paige Gallette:''' Community organizer and educator. Cofounder of Northern Voices Rising.
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🎤 '''Balarama Holness:''' Community activist and founder of Montreal en action.
  
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'''-Date:''' Monday, February 15
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🎤 '''Sgt. Craig Smith:''' 25 year veteran of the RCMP, historian, writer and author.
  
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'''-Time:''' 12 to 1 pm
 
  
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'''-Location:''' Microsoft Teams
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'''-Date:''' July 29, 2021
  
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To register for this event, send an email to Renaissance@tbs-sct.gc.ca
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'''-Time:''' 1:30 PM EST
  
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=== '''⭐ Round table with TBS Senior Management: Anti-racism and the importance of allyship''' ===
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'''-Location:''' Zoom
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Come and join the conversation with Graham Barr, Roger Ermuth, Doreen Gagnon, Mike Milito, Samantha Tattersall, Paul Wagner, and Tolga Yalkin as they talk about what allyship is and how you can get involved in making TBS an inclusive and respectful workplace. The deadline to register is Monday, February 15.
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To register for this event: http://ow.ly/8Z3e50Fxwe1 (this event is for federal public servants).
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=== '''📅 August 1, 2021''' ===
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In celebration of Emancipation Day, Federal Black Employee Caucus (FBEC) - BC Chapter is pleased to organize an outdoor gathering and the invitation is open to all. 
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=== '''⭐ Emancipation Day Outdoor Gathering''' ===
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Come meet FBEC BC members, allies and other public servants as we gather on this important day.
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Bring your own supplies that you need to stay hydrated and comfortable. This includes food and beverage, BBQ, chairs, blankets, and anything else you need. 
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This is a family friendly event. Bring your family and friends to join a fun and relaxing afternoon. 
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Please note that social distancing measures will be followed.
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'''-Date:''' August 1, 2021
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'''-Time:''' 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
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'''-Location:''' Lafarge Lake in Town Centre Park, 1299 Pinetree Way Coquitlam BC V3B 7S4 [https://goo.gl/maps/cN65XNAL4nDsDRdaA (See map for direction)]. Look for the FBEC BC Decade for People of African Descent signs. Lafarge Lake is accessed by transit from Lafarge Lake-Douglas SkyTrain station and has ample free parking.
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'''-To register for this event:''' Please RSVP to FBEC team by July 26th by emailing fbecbc.cefncb@gmail.com
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'''-Date:''' Tuesday, February 16
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=== '''📅 August 3, 2021''' ===
  
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'''-Time:''' 2 to 3 pm
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Join us to honour the history, heritage, diversity, achievements and contributions of Black Canadians and celebrate a pivotal part of our history as a nation. This event is part of the Canada School of Public Service's Anti-Racism Event Series and is presented in collaboration with the Federal Black Employee Caucus (FBEC).
  
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'''-Location:''' Microsoft Teams
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=== '''⭐ Celebrating Black History and Emancipation Day''' ===
  
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To register for this event, send an email to {{em|BlackEmployeesNetwork-ReseauEmployesNoirs@tbs-sct.gc.ca}}
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To commemorate this occasion, a diverse group of panelists will share stories of what Emancipation Day means to them as individuals and in their communities.
  
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=== '''⭐ Armchair discussion with BEN members: Why I joined the public service''' ===
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'''-Date:''' August 3, 2021
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Listen to members as they describe their personal journeys, how their careers have progressed and what support they count on from their allies.
 
  
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'''-Date:''' To be confirmed
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'''-Time:''' 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm (ET)
  
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'''-Time:''' To be confirmed
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'''-Location:''' This event will be delivered virtually. A link to the live broadcast will be provided to registered participants.
  
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'''-Location:''' To be confirmed
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'''-Language:''' Bilingual, with interpretation in both official languages.
  
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To register for this event, send an email to {{em|BlackEmployeesNetwork-ReseauEmployesNoirs@tbs-sct.gc.ca}}
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'''-To register for this event:'''  http://ow.ly/8n0J50FDHLq (this event is for Federal public servants)

Latest revision as of 09:27, 26 July 2021



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Upcoming Events

📅 July 29, 2021

Join us on July 29, 2021 for the Inaugural Commemoration to mark the first nationally recognized Emancipation Day in Canada.

The webinar will raise awareness of its historical context and how the day was celebrated in the past. It will also recognize the accomplishments of Black Canadians as they continue to challenge systemic racism in today’s society.

To register: http://ow.ly/8Z3e50Fxwe1 (This event is for federal public servants).

⭐ Mr. Emancipation: Documentary Screening

The story of Walter Perry’s determination to put on a celebration that would transcend divisions of race and class.

-Date: July 29, 2021

-Time: 12:30pm EST – with English subtitles

-Location: Zoom

To register for this event: http://ow.ly/8Z3e50Fxwe1 (this event is for federal public servants).

⭐ Presentation and Panel discussion

Presentation and panel discussion with simultaneous interpretation, American Sign Language and Quebec Sign Language.

Presenters include:

🎤 Paige Gallette: Community organizer and educator. Cofounder of Northern Voices Rising.

🎤 Balarama Holness: Community activist and founder of Montreal en action.

🎤 Sgt. Craig Smith: 25 year veteran of the RCMP, historian, writer and author.


-Date: July 29, 2021

-Time: 1:30 PM EST

-Location: Zoom

To register for this event: http://ow.ly/8Z3e50Fxwe1 (this event is for federal public servants).


📅 August 1, 2021

In celebration of Emancipation Day, Federal Black Employee Caucus (FBEC) - BC Chapter is pleased to organize an outdoor gathering and the invitation is open to all.

⭐ Emancipation Day Outdoor Gathering

Come meet FBEC BC members, allies and other public servants as we gather on this important day. Bring your own supplies that you need to stay hydrated and comfortable. This includes food and beverage, BBQ, chairs, blankets, and anything else you need.

This is a family friendly event. Bring your family and friends to join a fun and relaxing afternoon. Please note that social distancing measures will be followed.

-Date: August 1, 2021

-Time: 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm

-Location: Lafarge Lake in Town Centre Park, 1299 Pinetree Way Coquitlam BC V3B 7S4 (See map for direction). Look for the FBEC BC Decade for People of African Descent signs. Lafarge Lake is accessed by transit from Lafarge Lake-Douglas SkyTrain station and has ample free parking.

-To register for this event: Please RSVP to FBEC team by July 26th by emailing fbecbc.cefncb@gmail.com

📅 August 3, 2021

Join us to honour the history, heritage, diversity, achievements and contributions of Black Canadians and celebrate a pivotal part of our history as a nation. This event is part of the Canada School of Public Service's Anti-Racism Event Series and is presented in collaboration with the Federal Black Employee Caucus (FBEC).

⭐ Celebrating Black History and Emancipation Day

To commemorate this occasion, a diverse group of panelists will share stories of what Emancipation Day means to them as individuals and in their communities.

-Date: August 3, 2021

-Time: 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm (ET)

-Location: This event will be delivered virtually. A link to the live broadcast will be provided to registered participants.

-Language: Bilingual, with interpretation in both official languages.

-To register for this event: http://ow.ly/8n0J50FDHLq (this event is for Federal public servants)

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