The Afro-Caribbean Black Mentorship Program (ACMP) Inc.’s Salon Talk workshop creates affirming, culturally grounded spaces for Afro-Caribbean and Black (ACB) women and girls to engage in meaningful dialogue around identity, wellness, leadership, and community. Rooted in the tradition of the salon as a site of connection, storytelling, and care within Black communities, this initiative transforms these spaces into environments for reflection, learning, and empowerment across Canada and the Caribbean.

Salon Talk addresses the unique intersections of race, gender, and lived experience that influence the lives of ACB women and girls. Through guided conversations and interactive activities, participants examine topics such as self-esteem, mental health, relationships, career development, and navigating systemic barriers. The workshop acknowledges the complexity of Black womanhood while providing space for vulnerability, healing, and collective support.

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At the heart of Salon Talk is a mentorship model that spans generations, connecting participants with Black women professionals, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. These interactions offer guidance, inspiration, and practical insights, while emphasising the importance of representation and shared experiences. Participants are encouraged to view themselves as leaders and changemakers within their communities.

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By prioritizing care, connection, and culturally responsive dialogue, Salon Talk enhances confidence, nurtures resilience, and creates supportive networks among ACB women and girls. This workshop aligns with ACMP’s broader commitment to holistic development, gender-responsive programming, and empowering Black communities both locally and transnationally