Bring transformative conversations to your event with one of Canada’s 100 Most Influential Women. Laurabel is a dynamic, award-winning speaker who goes beyond buzzwords—delivering real, actionable insights on anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Through engaging storytelling, lived experience, and thought-provoking strategies, inspire your audience to reflect on meaningful change in their workplaces and communities. Whether the goal is to spark dialogue or deepen understanding, these talks leave lasting impact empowering attendees to turn awareness into action.

Seeking meaningful learning and courageous conversations for your team? Our anti-racism sessions—offered as accessible lunch & learns or in-depth workshops—are designed to meet people where they are. Led by Laurabel, a well-respected and recognized leader in equity and inclusion, expect these sessions to be a safe, judgment-free environment to explore the realities of systemic racism. Whether you're starting your organization’s journey or looking to deepen your understanding, each session encourages reflection, dialogue, and real-world action to foster lasting change.

Pull up a chair and join the conversation. Race Table Talks are intimate meals where guided discussions help participants engage in honest, meaningful dialogue about racism and its impact in our lives, workplaces, and communities. Hosted by Laurabel, a successful podcaster and a respected voice in anti-racism education, these sessions offer a unique opportunity to explore complex topics in a supportive, small-group setting. Together, participants unpack real experiences, challenge assumptions, and leave with deeper awareness—and practical steps—for fostering equity and inclusion.

Join us in creating policies that don’t just check a box — but truly champion equity and inclusion at every level.

Give your team the tools to build a more inclusive, welcoming workplace through engaging, customized workshops.

Let’s take 30 minutes to talk about your goals and how I can support you. No pressure — just a chance to connect.