Heal in Colour, the mental health benefits of representation
Tianna McFarlane stands at the forefront of innovation and inclusivity as the visionary founder of Heal In Colour, a trailblazing Canadian company dedicated to crafting and distributing adhesive bandages specifically designed for black and brown skin tones. Her ground-breaking initiative is not only transforming the medical materials industry but has also set a powerful precedent for the representation of diverse skin tones in everyday products. Armed with a Business - Operations Management diploma from Durham College, Tianna's journey toward entrepreneurship has been fueled by an unwavering passion for instigating positive change. Her commitment to breaking down barriers and reshaping societal norms is palpable in her mission to establish black and brown bandages as the standard rather than the exception. Her impact has not gone unnoticed, earning her recognition as a Changemaker by esteemed publications such as the Toronto Star. This acknowledgment is a testament to her relentless pursuit of inclusivity, innovation, and empowerment. Tianna embodies the spirit of a true changemaker, leaving an indelible mark on the industry and paving the way for a future where diversity and representation are not just ideals but intrinsic components of everyday life.
She will share how she came to the decision to start this business, how the concept of 'healing in colour' came about and the psychological benefits of inclusivity and representation in everyday products like a bandage.
WHY ATTEND: Meet a young, Black, Woman Entrepreneur offering a range of options in the medical bandage industry, providing representation for Black customers.Organized By: Strides Toronto Date and Time of the Event: March 7th 4:30 – 6:00pm Location: ZOOM https://stridestoronto.zoom.us/j/95223912345?pwd=cHdoY1dPQlV1blF5bVhaNHQ5LzlXUT09 Meeting ID: 952 2391 2345 Passcode: 167634
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