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March 5, 2026
Black Experience Townhall
Thursday, March 6, 2026, 1pm - 3pm
(BY INVITE ONLY)
in recognition of Black Health Day awareness in the City of Pickering, looking at systemic barriers, and how we can move forward as a community in creating equity and equality through speakers, communicaty discussions, research, resources and allieship. Open to the public. Register NOW to join us. No Cost. Limited Capacity.
Black Health Day
Black Health Day, on the first Thursday of March each year, we raise awareness of the Health impact of Anti-Black Racism.
Black Health Week March 1 - 7, 2026
Racism is a burden on the Healthcare system, more people are seeing their family doctors, visiting the hospital for care, diagnosed with diseases they otherwise would not have been diagnosed with, impacted by mental health, etc. Grounded through research, support, during Black Health Week, we host our Black Open Mic & Black Experience Townhall shedding light on the emotional & Physical impact of racism on the Black Community.
SUPPORT & REBUILDING RELATIONSHPS
A modernized approach in recognizing, engaging, and addressing the Health Impact of Anti-Black Racism from systemic barriers, in accessing services and systems of Education, Policing, Child Welfare, Healthcare and looking at Policies, Laws and how we can move forward as a community in creating equity and equality.
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Speaker 1: Coming Soon!
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Human Rights Janelle Benjamin, Founder & Chief Equity Officer All Things Equitable Inc.
Janelle Benjamin is a Juris Doctor with almost 20 years of experience in diversity and inclusion, accessibility, and human rights. She has expertise leading corporate-wide diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, making system-wide improvements to workplace policies and practices, and working with senior leadership to break systemic barriers to inclusion in society, so that everyone may participate fully. Her recommendations for change have resulted in large-scale transformation to organizations and continuous improvement in a multitude of sectors and she has been featured in Forbes, the Globe & Mail, the Toronto, Star, and has been seen on Rogers TV and the Ebony Podcast Network. To learn more about Janelle <Click Here>
Janelle Benjamin
Founder & Chief Equity Officer
Poetry Radykal Jahz
Radykal Jahz is a Jamaican born Poet who resides in Bowmanville, Ontario Canada. His Poetry is reflected of the challenged in society and his art is crafted, inspired and reflective of daily life challenges in society. With the focused theme of Faith, beneath the skin, politics, history among others to name a few, his passion can be seen in the delivery of his poetry. He's performed in various areas in Canada sharing his vision of his inspiration through poetry to bridge the injustices in society and encourage unity in society.
Poetry by: Radykal Jahz
Event Agenda:
6:30pm – 6:40pm Welcome & Greetings
6:40pm – 6:55pm Speaker 1
Medical (doctor / nurse)
6:55pm – 7:10pm Speaker 2
Research Expert
7:10pm – 7:25pm Speaker 3
Rights, Laws & Policies
7:25pm – 7:35pm Entertainment
Act/ Artist
7:35pm – 7:50pm Speaker 4
Mental Health Expert
7:50pm – 8:40pm Community Dialogue
Dialogue with
8:40pm – 8:50pm Healing Activity
Mental Health Expert
8:50pm – 9:00pm Closing
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Speaker 4: Coming Soon!
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