Walk away holding something, not just feeling something. A script for naming your leadership. A framework for your next career move. Language you can use in your very next conversation at work.
This is a day built to be lived in, not watched. Live polls, real conversation, and a room where every generation is part of the same story.
AI and where your career is headed, talked about straight. No jargon, no fear-mongering, no ethics lecture. Just what’s actually in it for you and how to take hold of it.
“The AHF Virtual Summit provides Indigenous, Black, and racialized women a safe and brave space to have candid conversations about how to navigate the workplace and develop their careers. The summit is also a space for people leaders, DEI, and HR professionals to explore ways to better recruit, retain, engage, and advance Indigenous, Black, and racialized women. The support and engagement from the participants is remarkable to witness along with insightful, accomplished and engaging speakers.”
SVP, Engineering,
Propel Holdings
“AHF’s Virtual Summit is an important and illuminating conference designed for all to glean pertinent, timely information no matter one’s job title, career or professional level. The summit allows women, non-binary and women-presenting persons to feel safe, affirmed and celebrated in a learning environment and community that seeks to affirm Indigenous, Black and other racialized people. It is encouraging and uplifting. It allows attendees to learn more about top-of-mind issues that undoubtedly affects them and their careers. The AHF Virtual Summit is not to be missed.”
Director, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Holt Renfrew
“The AHF Virtual Summit is a transformative experience that creates a safe space for Indigenous, Black, and racialized women to share, learn, and grow. It’s not just a conference; it’s a movement that equips individuals with the tools and insights to drive their careers and meaningful change. The energy from both the speakers and participants is captivating, sparking meaningful dialogue and collaboration. I am incredibly grateful to have been part of this event and to witness the collective drive for creating workplaces where everyone can thrive.”
We pride ourselves on being an organization dedicated to providing a platform that amplifies Indigenous, Black, and racialized women.
DJ Steph Honey
Chivon John
$89
Solidarity Pass provides special pricing to those in a full-time educational program or not employed.
Collective Pass
Same benefits as the General Pass but at a package discount.
$629
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The AHF Summit 2026 is an inspiring and purposefully curated 1-day Virtual Summit for Indigenous, Black, and racialized women and allies at all stages of careers in business and tech. This virtual event is hosted on a virtual platform called RingCentral on Nov 20, 2026 (11:30am-4:15pm ET).
You can register for AHF’s Summit on the RingCentral page linked here.
Please email our team at info@accelerateherfuture.com with any questions.
All Summit passes (including General Pass, Solidarity Pass, and Collective Pass) cannot be refunded. By purchasing a pass you are securing your attendance at the Virtual Summit. For more specifics refer to the Terms & Conditions.
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