Past Events ( Global eyes on our Links page also feature past events)
COBW hosted another Kwanzaa event December 11, 2011. See our special writeup on the Kwanzaa page.
Cultural Unity Dinner and Dance, November 5th 2011 with special highlights on Dr. C. Best. More information to follow on this event.
Manitoba's Ebony Expressions: Black Women's Festival of Arts and CultureDate: JUNE 24-25, 2011
Time: 8:00PM- 5:00PM
The Forks: Vocal Artists/Talent and Art Showcase/Part of Multiculturalism Day
Thank you to those who participated in the celebration and support of our multi-cultural youth in conjunction with Multiculturalism Day. The social evening and Art Showcase event was a success thanks to all who attended and volunteered. This entertaining event took place at The Forks in Winnipeg MB. We wish all the members, newcomers students / school art programs and professional artists the very best.
30 Anniversary/ Annual General Meeting April 30 2011 Caribbean Cultural Center on April 30, 2011
IN MEMORY OF FILM DIRECTOR WINSTON WASHINGTON MOXAM
Film Title: “Seniors and Youth for Cultural Awareness and Participation”
Thank you to the members, friends and supporters of the Congress who joined us for the
30th Anniversary with Lieutenant Governor
February 22, 2011 - Cultural Awareness Workshop
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Cultural Awareness Workshop at the Viscount Gort Hotel.
Program
Black History
Communication
Caribbean Literature
Health
December 12, 2010- Kwanzaa
was held once more at Wolseley Family Place, 691 Wolseley. Many kids and adults came out on one of the coldest days of the year to share in fellowship. Food, readings and catching up with each other were enjoyed by all.
Cultural Unity Dinner and Dance 2009- October 23,2010The Congress of Black Women of Canada – Manitoba Chapter Inc. would like to thank everyone for their attendance and support at the annual CUDD event.There were cultural performances, a silent auction and scholarship awards.Next CUDD will be held on Oct 22, 2011 at he Canna Inns, Fort Gary.
Cultural Awareness Workshop- February 23rd, 2010
The Cultural Awareness Workshop saw a great turnout of participants to the Viscount Gort Hotel. Informative and engaging presentations were shared, covering many aspects of community awareness and stereotypes. The workshop also provided many public speaking opportunities. The Congress would like to thank all everyone who had a role in the Workshop, from presenting to planning to participation, for an excellent inaugural event! Plenty of ideas are already ciculating for next years event- bookmark the Events page for further updates.
Kwanzaa with the Congress- December 13, 2009
The Congress of Black Women- Manitoba Chapter Inc. is pleased to report an enthusiastic and supportive turnout at the recent Kwanzaa celebration. Fellowship, food and dun were enjoyed by all. Join us for next year's festivities.
Cultural Unity Dinner and Dance 2009- October 30, 2009
The Congress of Black Women of Canada – Manitoba Chapter Inc. would like to thank everyone for their attendance and support at the annual CUDD event.
News Release
CUDD Program
Please note: the date is set for Saturday,October 23 of next year and planning is underway!
Black Women's Festival of Arts and Culture- May 29 & 30, 2009
The inaugural Black Women's Festival of Arts and Culture was an unmistakable success! Thanks to all of the organizers, contributors, volunteers and participants. We hope to see you all next year!
Click the links below to learn more about this year's event.
Download Poster
Festival Outline
"theimmigrant" Blog Article
Annual Meeting- April 19, 2009
The Congress of Black Women of Canada (Manitoba Chapter) Annual General Meeting and Elections were held at the Wolseley Family Place (691 Wolseley Avenue across from the Misericordia Hospital.) Call 775-4378 for more information.
Kwanzaa Celebration - December 14, 2008
The Congress of Black Women invited individuals and families in Winnipeg to celebrate Kwanzaa, an African-American Holiday promoting unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith. The event was held at Wolseley Family Place and included traditional observances, food, fun and fellowship.
The Pioneer's Gala