Indo-Caribbean
Women's Wellness Space
Through our women's programs, Brown Gyal Diary is dedicated to cultivating a supportive environment where women of all ages feel valued and empowered. Our programs offer opportunities for personal growth, knowledge sharing, and the development of positive relationships within both the community and oneself. Sign up for upcoming updates and information. Be the first to know:
Women's Wavelength
Online Via Zoom (September - May)
Join us every single month as we explore and navigate tough but necessary conversations
surrounding Indo-Caribbean women's wellness. Our virtual workshops give you the opportunity, to
learn, connect, and explore your wellness experience in a safe space with a low social battery
commitment. Join us online to decompress, learn, and explore lifechanging topics.
Carnival Community Connections
September - May
From September to June we cultivate a unique space for you to make new friends, explore different elements of your cultural identity, and have fun. We aim to make this program free every month with a cap of 15 participants each week.
The Link-Up
In-Person (September - May)
Our monthly gatherings occur regularly throughout the year, providing a platform for our community to come together and forge new connections within the Indo-Caribbean community. These events offer our women the opportunity to step out, explore new experiences beyond their usual routines, and prioritize their mental well-being in an enjoyable and distinctive manner.
Women's Professional Network
Online Via Facebook
Our digital networking space is compiled of over 400 Indo-Caribbean women within various industries
and professions. Through the group, you are given a more direct space to promote your work, connect with likeminded women, and ask questions.
Carnival Community Connections
September - May
From September to June we cultivate a unique space for you to make new friends, explore different elements of your cultural identity, and have fun. We aim to make this program free every month with a cap of 15 participants each week.