Sunday Dinner: Therapeutic Conversation Series for Black men
August 11 @ 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Organized by the Black Daddies Club.
FIFSW’s Talk It Out Counselling Clinic is an event partner.
This conversation series is for Black men who identify as cis-gendered, heterosexual, trans-men, gay, bi-sexual, mixed race, living with a disability or non-binary Black men; as long as you identify as a Black man the Sunday Dinner space is for you.
The Black Daddies Club co- presents Sunday Dinners, is a quarterly in-person conversation series with Black men from Canada and around the diaspora. The Black men who attend Sunday Dinners will speak about our hope as Black men and about where we are currently both emotionally and mentally.
The idea behind this in-person discussion series is the intersections of food, conversations, and healing amongst Black men. The importance of gathering as Black people for Sunday Dinners resonates with many African and Black people from across the diaspora. The purpose of the Sunday Dinner gatherings is for Black men to have conversations with other Black men from various entry points to explore our similarities and differences as Black men.
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