“Over the Wall” is a powerful memoir by Caribbean-Canadian author Fatima, who is part of the #BlackWomenAuthors movement. The book intricately weaves together the experiences of the Black diaspora, spiritual awakening, and cultural identity, tracing her journey from Barbados to Toronto. This inspiring autobiography delves into themes such as anti-Black racism, Caribbean heritage, intergenerational wisdom, and faith-based healing, all while sharing a heartwarming love story that spans decades. Drawing from her Bajan roots and her experiences in Canada, Fatima’s storytelling sheds light on pathways to overcome generational trauma, embrace cultural identity, and achieve personal transformation through self-respect and determination.

About the Author

“There is hope for anyone, at any time, at any age.”
–Fatima Gould

These words capture Fatima’s journey as a transformative storyteller and catalyst for change, turning her struggles into a beacon of hope for others. In her memoir, “Over the Wall,” she shares her courageous path of overcoming adversity and discovering her purpose, blending her rich Bajan heritage with her Canadian experiences.

As a Community Ambassador for Change, Fatima is committed to helping others overcome limiting beliefs and embrace their full potential, particularly by bridging the gap between fear and faith.

As a speaker and workshop facilitator, Fatima goes beyond sharing her story; she creates a safe space for others to explore their paths to healing. She infuses warmth, wisdom, and valuable insights into every conversation, helping individuals recognize their strengths and potential. Drawing from her Caribbean heritage and life experiences, she guides audiences through honest discussions about identity, belonging, and the courage to embrace change. Her authenticity and ability to connect deeply with others have made her a trusted voice for those ready to transform their lives.