“One unique element of the Black Feminisms Forum was the intentional and impactful inclusion of both young and old. The Forum’s youngest attendee was two years old and the eldest was 89! The elder’s day was dedicated to the community elders who have paved the way for the rest of us in Black Feminist movements. I had the privilege of accompanying Peggy Antrobus– a stalwart in the Caribbean feminist movement and an activist, renowned author, and scholar from Grenada– on her journey from Toronto to Barbados. We shared laughs, stories, and many memories. This was an example of the uniquely intersectional and intergenerational approach to partnership that Black feminists lead, one that fosters generational connection, nurtures leadership in overlooked spaces, and embodies collective care.”