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Although, Black History Month is celebrated all around the world at different times of the year, in Canada, the month of February is the month designated to remembering the contributions Black people have made in the past and continue to make in various sectors and regions across Canada and beyond. It is about embracing innovation, resilience, and togetherness towards a united country in which everyone has a chance to prosper. | Although, Black History Month is celebrated all around the world at different times of the year, in Canada, the month of February is the month designated to remembering the contributions Black people have made in the past and continue to make in various sectors and regions across Canada and beyond. It is about embracing innovation, resilience, and togetherness towards a united country in which everyone has a chance to prosper. | ||
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About Event and Speakers
Although, Black History Month is celebrated all around the world at different times of the year, in Canada, the month of February is the month designated to remembering the contributions Black people have made in the past and continue to make in various sectors and regions across Canada and beyond. It is about embracing innovation, resilience, and togetherness towards a united country in which everyone has a chance to prosper.
This month, the Ask Me Anything stage is shining its light on the rich representation of the Black Voices across the Diaspora. Our panelists come together from various backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives as public servants.
Join the Ask Me Anything event to learn more from members of the Black community, ask respectful questions and continue on our journey to becoming a more inclusive organization.
Featuring: Bernadeth Betchi, Christopher Scipio, and Roselyne Zamor
Opening remarks by: Lila Turenne
Co-hosted by: Suzan Richards and Nadia Cétoute
Date and time: Wednesday, February 15 at 1:00 to 2:30 PM EST
Audience: Open to all Government of Canada employees
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