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They’ve hosted high teas while teaching pre-schoolers to tie their shoes, shared travel stories and advocated for equal access to education for Black children.
These are the generations of Black women who have belonged to one of the longest-running, non-profit female-driven organizations in Canada the Hour-A-Day Study Club.
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Formed in Windsor in 1934, members are all Underground Railroad descendants a condition of membership that has survived to this day.
They are women who came together to uplift each other, fight for equality and advance educational opportunities for Black students.