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Discussing the Legacy of Kathleen Livingstone

This webinar focused on the past and present legacy of Kathleen Livingstone, the Congress of Black Women of Canada (CBWC), and Congress of Black Women (CBW) of Ontario Incorporated.

Thursday, March 22, 2018  at 1:00 pm

View webinar here. 

Featuring

  • Dr. Jennifer Mills
  • Rene Livingstone: Business Woman, Entrepreneur, Speaker
  • Loris Thomas
  • Dr. Jennifer Mills

    Dr. Jennifer Mills

    Jennifer Mills is a Sociologist and Researcher at York University's Institute for Social Research (ISR). She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from York University. Her research is focused on anti-racism, race and ethnicity, and Black Canadians. Jennifer is the Chair of the Critical Ethnicity and Anti-Racism Research Cluster of the Canadian Sociological Association, and a member of the Community-Based Research Canada. See more:
  • Rene Livingstone: Business Woman, Entrepreneur, Speaker

    Rene Livingstone: Business Woman, Entrepreneur, Speaker

    Rene is the youngest child of George & Kay Livingstone’s five children. Her first entrepreneurial undertaking was the establishment of the market research company, Target Research Limited. It became a Who’s Who in the Canadian market research industry. In 2010, Influenced by her love of travel, Rene founded Sarlat Properties, an enterprise that specializes in the rental of international vacation properties.

    In keeping with her mother’s example, volunteering in the community is a very important part of Rene’s life.

    Just underway, is Rene’s latest project, writing an official biography and documentary of her mother Kay Livingstone.
  • Loris Thomas

    Loris Thomas

    Loris Thomas
    Congress of Black Women of Canada
    Ontario Regional Representative

    A dedicated community organizer and volunteer, Loris Thomas has been a member of the Congress of Black Women of Canada for over 15 years. She is the Regional Representative for the Congress of Black Women Ontario Inc., with responsibility for consistency of leadership among the eight chapters in Ontario. She coordinates the overall activities for the region through collaboration with partners, agencies, and government bodies.

    She also holds leadership positions with the Mississauga Chapter where she is currently Education Coordinator, and Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Congress of Black Women of Canada (Mississauga) Non-Profit Housing Inc. (Camille’s Place).

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    2020-07-17

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