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100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women
Featuring Josephine Sindani
The official 2026 edition recognizing accomplished Black Canadian women and their leadership, impact and contributions.
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Josephine Sindani · Speaker
A three-day gathering bringing together Black STEM professionals, students and leaders for conversation, professional development, networking and community.
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Josephine Sindani · Guest Speaker
A two-day Ottawa gathering focused on leadership, connection, business growth and community impact, followed by the Legacy Impact Awards Ceremony.
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PASS YOUR TOOLS FORWARD
Have tools, equipment or trade supplies you would like to donate?
Tell us what you have and BETN will follow up with you regarding acceptance, drop-off or collection.
BETN INITIATIVE
Tools Forward
Give a Tool. Build a Future.
Have tools sitting in your garage, truck, workshop or storage that you no longer use?
Pass them forward.
TOOLS FORWARD, an initiative of BETN — Black Enterprise & Trades Network — helps put tools, equipment and practical resources into the hands of people entering construction and the skilled trades.
We welcome new and gently used tools, as well as tools that may need minor repairs, cleaning, servicing or a replacement part.
If it can be safely restored and put back to work, we may still be able to use it.
DONATION TYPES CAN INCLUDE:
- Hand tools
- Power tools
- Tool bags and boxes
- Measuring tools
- Trade-specific tools
- Batteries and chargers
- PPE and safety equipment
- New trade supplies
- Trade-related equipment
- Gift cards
- Financial contributions
- Other appropriate tools or supplies
Every usable tool we can put into someone's hands is one less barrier between a future tradesperson and an opportunity.