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There are several ways in. The Kumwe membership circle. Small group programs and retreats. Creative arts projects and professional training. You choose the one that fits where you are right now.
The name Omora comes from Kinyarwanda. It means “to put a healing balm on it.” We apply that balm to the mental health and well-being of Black individuals and communities.
We are based in Montreal and we work locally and globally. Our practice is culturally grounded and collaborative. Through research, intervention, training, coaching, and creative arts, we facilitate Afropositive mental health and personal growth. Healing happens together.
Kumwe (pronounced koom-weh) means “together” in Kinyarwanda. In our circle we say Turi Kumwe. We are together.
Kumwe is a twelve-month circle for professional women, held online. We hear you, we see you, we walk with you. It is a space to meet what life brings, to explore themes that land close to home, and to find what makes you feel grounded and clear. Comfort in your own skin. Confidence in choices that reflect the real you.
Each month opens a theme and gives you something to practise. Nervous system regulation. Thought work. Guided imagery. Cultural, creative, and spiritual tools alongside current neuroscience. We break things down so they feel natural to use. You keep what works for you.
The circle brings accountability, encouragement, and good company. Laughter too. You move forward with people beside you.
Thirty years of listening
Our Blog / Notre Blogue
This is where we think out loud. Notes on our programs, tools you can use, reflections on self-discovery, culturally rooted practice, and the work of healing together.