-----LIVING OUR LEGACY - LOVING THE SKIN YOU'RE IN-----
Community Black History Month Health Event
TUES, FEB. 28
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Derrybrae Building (Meeting Room)
7095 Rexwood Road, Malton
map - http://g.co/maps/5thvs
(near Derry and Rexwood)
Speakers, dialogue, healthy food
RSVP to healthandracism@gmail.com or 416 618 6069 (anu)
FREE event.
To mark Black History Month, Malton Moms and the Health and Racism Working Group present "Living our Legacy - Loving the Skin You're In," a Community Black History Month Health Event on February 28, 2012, from 5:00 to 7:30 pm.
Hosted at the Derrybrae Building in Malton, community members are invited to talk about health and wellness for Black communities.
Speakers include:
Carlene McKenzie, who will be speaking about health and wellness, specifically for Black communities
Anya White, a dietitian from the Bramalea Community Health Centre, will be speaking about healthy living for Black community members
Malton Moms and Health and Racism Working Group (HaR) members will be leading participants through dialogue on the connections between race, racism and health as they relate to Black communities
A newsletter marking Black History Month, with contributions from East Mississauga Community Health Centre and the Peel HIV/AIDS Network, will also be released at the event!
This is a FREE event, and food will be provided. Join us to take time to focus on health - communities' health AND individual health. Join us for dialogue on the connections between structural oppression and our health, with a focus on the resiliency of our communities.
Living our Legacy - Loving the Skin You're In
Marking Black History Month - Feb 28th in Malton.
RSVP to healthandracism@gmail.com or 416 618 6069 (anu)
******************************Community Black History Month Health Event
TUES, FEB. 28
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Derrybrae Building (Meeting Room)
7095 Rexwood Road, Malton
map - http://g.co/maps/5thvs
(near Derry and Rexwood)
Speakers, dialogue, healthy food
RSVP to healthandracism@gmail.com or 416 618 6069 (anu)
FREE event.
To mark Black History Month, Malton Moms and the Health and Racism Working Group present "Living our Legacy - Loving the Skin You're In," a Community Black History Month Health Event on February 28, 2012, from 5:00 to 7:30 pm.
Hosted at the Derrybrae Building in Malton, community members are invited to talk about health and wellness for Black communities.
Speakers include:
Carlene McKenzie, who will be speaking about health and wellness, specifically for Black communities
Anya White, a dietitian from the Bramalea Community Health Centre, will be speaking about healthy living for Black community members
Malton Moms and Health and Racism Working Group (HaR) members will be leading participants through dialogue on the connections between race, racism and health as they relate to Black communities
A newsletter marking Black History Month, with contributions from East Mississauga Community Health Centre and the Peel HIV/AIDS Network, will also be released at the event!
This is a FREE event, and food will be provided. Join us to take time to focus on health - communities' health AND individual health. Join us for dialogue on the connections between structural oppression and our health, with a focus on the resiliency of our communities.
Living our Legacy - Loving the Skin You're In
Marking Black History Month - Feb 28th in Malton.
RSVP to healthandracism@gmail.com or 416 618 6069 (anu)
The Health and Racism Working Group (HaR) is an anti-racist advocacy group made of up workers and community members interested in the connections between race/racism and health. HaR is hosted at the East Mississauga Community Health Centre (EMCHC). See www.healthandracism.blogspot.
Malton Moms is a network, exchange and meet up group designed for moms living in or originally from Malton interested in a) sharing information, b) giving one another support, c) organizing activities for our children, and d) providing our children with a bright, just and limitless future. We also increase our community by acting as advocates. Malton Moms make Moves. Malton Moms make change.
Malton Moms thanks the Region of Peel and United Way Peel Region for their support.
Malton Moms is a network, exchange and meet up group designed for moms living in or originally from Malton interested in a) sharing information, b) giving one another support, c) organizing activities for our children, and d) providing our children with a bright, just and limitless future. We also increase our community by acting as advocates. Malton Moms make Moves. Malton Moms make change.
Malton Moms thanks the Region of Peel and United Way Peel Region for their support.
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