Stacy Kairu is the founder of BIPOC Women’s Society, a Vancouver-based non-profit dedicated to creating inclusive, community-centered spaces for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) women. Through her vision, BIPOC Women’s Society provides a platform where women can connect, learn, and lead with confidence, offering culturally relevant programming that includes networking events, panels, educational workshops, and community gatherings.

Stacy’s work is deeply rooted in addressing systemic barriers to access, representation, and belonging. By centering care, collaboration, and equity, she ensures that every event and initiative nurtures meaningful connections, facilitates dialogue on leadership, mental well-being, health, social equity, and provides access to supportive networks that empower women both personally and professionally.

Under Stacy’s leadership, BIPOC Women’s Society has become more than a community—it is a movement that strengthens voices, amplifies leadership, and inspires transformative change across workplaces and communities. Through her commitment, Stacy continues to support women entrepreneurs and leaders in thriving, growing their confidence, and contributing to a more inclusive and equitable society.