The Simone de Beauvoir Institute, in collaboration with Harambec, is pleased to present the second annual Dr. Esmeralda Thornhill Black Feminist Speaker Series. This series is the result of an ongoing collaboration between Harambec and the Simone de Beauvoir Institute, aimed at highlighting Black feminist perspectives and voices. On Thursday, […]
Events
Are you a Black youth aged 12-17 in Montreal, or do you know someone who is? If so, we have an incredible opportunity just for you! The 2024 Montreal Freedom School is here to offer a transformative experience focused on community involvement, social justice, and the rich histories and cultures […]
Here to present the “Imagine & Create: A Family Gathering for Black Futures in Montreal” event with our photo gallery! Held on Saturday, April 20, 2024, this family-friendly gathering was a vibrant celebration of Black families and their children. Our event was more than just a gathering; it was a […]
Harambec is proud to announce the launch of “Flame Keeping! Unearthing, Preserving, and Ensuring the Legacy of Montreal’s Black Women’s Groups”, a commemorative series of events to mark the 40th Anniversary of the first university accredited course in Black Women’s Studies in Canada. This groundbreaking course, “Black Women: The Missing […]
The launch of Harambec – Renaissance of the Black Feminist Collective took place on March 8, 2023.The event was held at SHIFT‘s offices at Concordia University.The founders presented their journey and the opportunities that the Harambec initiative is opening up.Following is the video of the press conference and photos of […]
In 2023, we organized a conference given by coach Marie Dasylva, strategist and founder of Nkaliworks: Survivre au taf (surviving at work). Photo credits: Rose Napoléon
“Where we can underline and centre our experiences,” says Marlihan Lopez, co-founder of Harambec, about the black feminist collective in Montreal launched on International Women’s Day. Felisha Adam reports.
Abstract: ”Funding from Concordia’s SHIFT Centre for Social Transformation will support the creation of a Black feminist advocacy organization. A new community-based project in collaboration with Concordia aims to restore “the tradition of Black Feminist organizing at Concordia that bloomed in the ’70s and ’80s,” says one of its creators, […]