Let’s Talk Women of Color

The Tyee, Vancouver’s independent, reader-supported daily news magazine, recently spotlighted Let’s Talk Women of Colour and the leadership behind our growing community.

Our signature coffee chats create welcoming third spaces where young women—particularly women of colour—can come together to discuss politics, intersectional feminism, culture, identity, and social justice.

In a time when conversations about race, gender, and identity can become polarized online, we believe in creating spaces for meaningful dialogue: listening to lived experiences, asking difficult questions, learning from one another, and building the language to challenge injustice. And you don’t have to be a person of colour to participate—just an openness to listen, learn, and engage respectfully.

Since launching in March 2025, we’ve engaged 250+ young women through free community discussions and events, partnered with 7 independent Vancouver cafés, and collaborated with organizations including Women Leaders of Tomorrow, Hogan’s Alley Society, and UBC’s Black Student Union.

As founder Zoya Reebye begins her next chapter at the University of Toronto, we’re excited to watch Let’s Talk Women of Colour continue growing—not just in Vancouver, but in Toronto and beyond.

The conversation is only getting started.

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