Description of the event

This event is open to all students and members of the university community. The show is available in English, but our conversations will be bilingual, so everyone can participate.

Come celebrate Black voices, share your thoughts, and connect with others. Bring a friend and be part of the conversation!

Schedule of sessions

DateSession
February 3rdEpisode 1: Diaspora wars: The episode will discuss the division within the Black communities within the diaspora.
February 6thEpisode 2: The Glass Cliff: The difficulties for Black leaders within institutions. 
February 10thEpisode 3: A Failing Grade: Discussion on the effect of the education system on Black kids in Canada, The UK and the US. 
February 13thEpisode 4: The Business of Black Hair: Hair carries a big importance in the Black community, especially for women but is also a very profitable enterprise. The episode the discusses the many reasons.
February 17thEpisode 5: The Standard of Care: Discussing Black Women maternal health. 
February 20thEpisode 6: Reparations: During this last session, the theme of this episode is reparations. We will question if reparation is possible, how does reparation look like and the different ways it could be possible. 
Accessibility
If you require any accommodations to attend this event, please contact Library Accessibility Services at libadapt@uottawa.ca.
Date and time
Feb 3, 2026 to Feb 20, 2026
2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Format and location
In person
Learning Crossroads (CRX)
Room C220 (2nd floor)
Language
English, French
Conversation in English and French. The show is only in English
Audience
Students, Faculty and staff
Organized by
Library