These women have made history – are making history.Activist, Abolitionist, Athlete, Business Owner, Civic Leader, Community Leader, Creative Artist, Educator, Historian, Judge, Lawyer, Pastor, Pianist, Pioneer, Politician, Teacher, Trailblazer … We highlight contributions women make to the workforce, in their communities and at home throughout history, and the critical role […]
Black women in BC
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Suffragist, abolitionist, devoted daughter, wife, mother; and property owner Her life’s work is indeed remarkable. Her grave marker, while bearing only brief words of her life force, is a tangible link between the past, the present, and the future as we work together to ensure the legacy of BC Black […]
She fostered the values of equality and acceptance; is recognized as a civic leader and pioneer in the development of British Columbia’s music industry. She will always be celebrated for her extensive career as a jazz singer. Not only is she the first black artist in North America to host […]
Renowned Classical Pianist & Music Educator. “If children hear fine music from the day of their birth and learn to play it, they develop sensitivity, discipline and endurance. They get a beautiful heart.” Shinichi Suzuki Ruby Sneed was born Ruby Evelyn Proctor on April 30, 1917 in Edmonton Alberta. Her self-educated […]