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Book Launch: Words with Michelle: Inspirational Conversations with Today’s Black Canadian Changemakers

BY PAUL JUNOR

Michelle Joseph is on a mission to inspire and empower through the art of storytelling, motivational dialogue, and impactful words. As a blogger, podcaster, author, world traveler, foodie, and writer, Joseph recently launched her debut book, Words with Michelle: Inspirational Conversations with Today’s Black Canadian Changemakers. The book was unveiled at Word on the Street in Toronto on September 28th and 29th.

Joseph’s website, wordswithmichelle.com, captures the essence of her work. Describing herself as a “blogger and podcaster passionate about meeting new people and sharing their stories,” she goes on to explain the inspiration behind the book. “This book was born from the powerful conversations I’ve had over the years with contemporary Black Canadian changemakers. These transformative discussions span a decade of insights and experiences.”

In her book, Joseph profiles a range of influential Black Canadians who have made significant contributions to society. Through her podcast, she has hosted a diverse group of guests, discussing everything from navigating natural hair in the workplace to the impact of social media. “Through these conversations, I’ve come to understand that every changemaker has had a defining moment in their life that sparked transformation,” she says. “Their stories and lessons have deeply influenced my own journey. In the book, I share not only the successes but also the lessons I learned from my own missteps—hoping that they can guide you in your own pursuit of passion and purpose.”

Some of the remarkable changemakers featured in Words with Michelle include:

  • Tracy Moore
  • Celina Caesar-Chavannes
  • Jonathan Shaw
  • Ebonnie Rowe
  • Brandon Hay
  • Andrew Trey
  • Jam Gamble
  • Kofi Frempong
  • Andrea Lewis
  • JD Vishus
  • Dwayne Morgan
  • Mugabi Byenkya

Michelle Joseph has hosted several book signings in celebration of the release including:

  • October 4that Indigo in Ajax
  • November 2ndat Different Booklist in Toronto
  • November 30that the Toronto Holiday Market, located at 2 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive.

With Words with Michelle, Joseph is inviting readers into a world of stories that are sure to inspire, challenge, and motivate anyone seeking to make a positive impact in their own life or community.

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With a last name that means “Faithful and loyal,” it is no wonder that Paul Junor has become a welcomed addition to the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper Team. Since 1992, Paul has dedicated his life to become what you call a great teacher. Throughout the years, he has formed strong relationships with his students and continues to show them that he cares about them as people. Paul is a warm, accessible, enthusiastic and caring individual who not only makes himself available for his students, but for his community as well.

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