BRUNCH AND CONVERSATION ON THINGS WE WERE TAUGHT TO CARRY

An intimate conversation exploring the experiences we often keep silent about, including grief, motherhood, womanhood, identity, loss, love and rebuilding. Through personal reflections and an open, moderated discussion, three Black Southern African voices share their experiences of navigating grief, challenging societal expectations and rediscovering themselves.

The event creates a safe, thoughtful space for honest conversations, lived experiences and audience engagement, asking: What are we taught to carry, what are we expected to survive quietly, and what becomes possible when we finally talk about it?