Our Events
Experience, Learn & Grow
At The Chez, we create spaces for learning, healing, and community connection through our events and workshops. Each month, we host a variety of educational sessions, cultural celebrations, and well-being activities that reflect our commitment to empowerment, inclusivity, and holistic support.
Some events are open to the public, while others are designed for specific groups within our programs. Whether you’re looking to develop life skills, build relationships, or celebrate cultural heritage, there’s something for you at The Chez.
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Our Events
Strategies for Change – Combating Microaggressions and Systemic Discrimination
- 17/05/2025
Discrimination and microaggressions remain everyday challenges in schools, workplaces, and communities. This interactive workshop is designed to equip participants with practical tools to recognize, address, and challenge racial bias effectively.
Breaking Stereotypes in the Digital Age: Challenging Online Narratives & Misinformation
- 26/04/2025
This workshop explores how digital misinformation shapes stereotypes and public perception. Through a screening of After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News, discussions, and interactive sessions, participants will learn to identify bias and advocate for responsible media engagement.
AI & Bias: The New Digital Discrimination. Understanding AI, Data Collection & Algorithmic Racism
- 05/04/2025
As AI shapes our digital world, it also reinforces biases that impact Black identity. This workshop explores AI-driven discrimination, social media algorithms, and their influence on public perception.
Flavors of Legacy: Bridging Generations Through Black History and Culinary Traditions
- 22/02/2025
Food is more than nourishment—it’s a bridge between generations, a keeper of history, and a source of community healing. Flavors of Legacy is a unique culinary experience where seniors and youth come together to share stories, cook traditional Afro-Caribbean dishes, and celebrate Black heritage through food.