Many of us came to Canada to build a better life for our families. What we found was often different from what we expected. Degrees and years of experience that suddenly needed “Canadian experience.” Long hours to pay the rent here while supporting family back home. Children growing up in a culture different from the one we brought with us.

These experiences shape how parents, children, and grandparents see each other. Children may remember parents who were always at work. Parents may see children who adapted faster than they could. These sessions make room for every side.

Come share your own experience: what you expected, what you found, and what it has meant to live in two worlds. Hearing each other is a reminder that none of us went through it alone.