As we continue to mark Black History Month this February, we are joined in this episode by Fergie Galeromeloe, a student in actuarial science at the University of Toronto.
Celebrating Black History Month with Fergie Galeromeloe
Coming to appreciate and celebrate Black History Month
Black History Month is still a new concept to me. I only started celebrating it when I moved to Canada three years ago.
Celebrating Black History Month with Kimaada Boyce
February is Black History Month, and in recognition of this event, the CIA is speaking to Black actuaries and members of the actuarial community to hear their reflections.
My gender + My skin color = ?
I cannot help but think about the meaning of being a black woman in corporate Canada. For years, I participated in women’s initiatives that were meant for us to openly discuss our challenges, insecurities, frustrations and aspirations. They provided us with a safe environment where we would unapologetically be ourselves. What happened in these meetings stayed in these meetings... Today, as we...
Guess who’s coming to dinner!
Black History Month (BHM) is a time-honoured tradition, one where we reflect on the enormous contributions Black people have made, and continue to make, in all sectors of society. As the CIA moves forward to address gaps in diversity, equity, and inclusion within the profession, recognizing and celebrating BHM is a small, but important, demonstration of that commitment.
