Dihya works in the Quebec television and film industry, from research to production. Trained in screenwriting, she was mentored by Florence Lafond and Zoé Pelchat. Winner of a SARTEC–Radio-Canada competition in 2024, she explores plural identities and intercultural dialogue through her projects.

Kenza is a visual storyteller who explores identity, heritage, and vulnerability through fashion, image, and narrative. Her projects, both conceptual and embodied, intersect art, community, and collective transformation. She believes in the power of creativity as a tool for connection and affirmation.

Joanna is the creative director and founder of Creative Marathon, where she designs experiences that blend art, wellness, and inclusion. With 15 years of experience in fashion and art direction, she works to create spaces for transformation, self-reflection, and mentorship rooted in trauma-informed practices.

Karin Hazé is a filmmaker, programmer, and activist based in Montreal. She creates films with her phone and founded 75 SHOTS Pocket Cinema, an organization dedicated to queer people from the Global South. Her work celebrates marginalized voices and champions radical and liberated LGBTQ+ perspectives.

Karin Hazé is a filmmaker, programmer, and activist based in Montreal. She creates films with her phone and founded 75 SHOTS Pocket Cinema, an organization dedicated to queer people from the Global South. Her work celebrates marginalized voices and champions radical and liberated LGBTQ+ perspectives.

Ashley is a journalist, cultural curator, and founder of Freegxrl Media, a platform that empowers Black female voices through bold storytelling, events, and digital content. Through podcasts, workshops, and original creations, she creates powerful spaces where self-love, community, and free expression converge.

Aida is a multidisciplinary filmmaker of Moroccan origin passionate about sound and human narratives. A Concordia film graduate and anthropology student, she works as a sound recordist and boom operator. She is also interested in animation, with plans to create her own production company.

Tracy is a cultural strategist and program manager at the Dynastie Foundation. She supports emerging Black creatives in Quebec and has collaborated on various television and media projects. Committed to equity, she builds bridges between underrepresented talent and cultural industries, in Montreal and beyond.

Olivia, a Montreal entrepreneur of Guadeloupean, Senegalese, and Beninese descent, is the founder of Liv and Celebrate, an event agency specializing in weddings, marketing, and content creation. With 10 years of experience in public relations and influence, she advocates for joyful, educational, and inclusive experiences in the event world.

Nickie is a journalist (Globe & Mail, Shondaland), award-winning documentary filmmaker (Bell, CBC), speaker, and communications consultant. As a second-generation Iranian, Nickie uses her storytelling skills for good, creating media that celebrates the joy of her culture.

Kipola is a creative producer specializing in film, music, and digital content. A graduate of INIS and selected by Women in Entertainment Canada, she combines an independent spirit with collaborative work. Her storytelling expertise shines through in projects ranging from vlogs to fiction, which she develops with sensitivity and rigor.

Storyteller and founder of MAD (Maison des Artistes de la Diversité), Mariana has supported nearly 50 organizations in financing their cultural projects. Passionate about entrepreneurship, art, and innovation, she shares practical steps for structuring, financing, and launching your creative project.

Josiane is a writer, director, and producer. Winner of over 20 awards, she explores social justice through influential works such as Words Left Unspoken, Tales of Ordinary Fatphobia, and Thus Goes Manu. Playback magazine named her one of Canada's 10 Talents to Watch.

An award-winning producer and Canadian media figure, Sabine has worked for over 20 years to promote BIPOC voices. Founder of Play Productions and director of Black Women Film Canada, she creates powerful and inclusive content for television, digital, and podcasts, with a collaborative and engaged approach.

For over ten years, Ouiam has worked in content strategy and production. A creative strategist and passionate communicator, she combines empathy, curiosity, and authenticity to help people and brands build engaging content and transform ideas into positive impact. Into content that reflects them.

With nine years of experience in digital, Beatriz has focused on people: she values ​​artisans and creatives with an authentic approach. Passionate about culture, she creates sensitive and impactful content. Her strengths: branding, digital strategy, and storytelling, to build a unique, visible, and memorable online presence.

Nour is a content strategist and founder of Taam Studio. She helps brands and creators master storytelling, branding, and social media. A graduate of HEC, she combines clarity, strategy, and impact to make digital marketing accessible and meaningful.

Afoali is a creative producer and founder of 9:16 Stories Inc. and 9:16 Academy. Specializing in short, powerful visual storytelling, she coaches emerging creators. As a moderator of the Sayalab program, she designs journeys that promote authenticity and equip Black women to tell their stories with impact.

Having recently delved into the realm of cinematography and video, Wendley (LenZz) has quickly gained traction in forging his own visual style within the industry. Drawing inspiration from his background as a photographer, LenZz imbues his projects with bold, vibrant colors, bringing a distinct, vibrant aesthetic to each image. His approach combines a deep understanding of light and composition with dynamic, energetic tones.

Zainab Muse is an award-winning creative entrepreneur, writer, director, and producer with 12+ years of experience. Founder of Creatorland Inc., she develops television projects broadcast in Canada and internationally. She is also a member of the Black Screen Office programming committee and has received numerous awards.