Are you a passionate and committed member of Toronto's Black communities? Interested in eliminating barriers to advance the interests of Black communities? Then consider joining the City of Toronto's Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee. Apply: https://t.co/O6HKy1UEjk
The “math is math” argument against equitable math education reveals a deep lack of understanding of how classrooms work.
Learning - in public & private schools - involves human interactions mediated by biases & lived experiences. Ignoring this leaves many students behind.
Proud to announce @WRDSB graduation rates continue to go up! While we have more work to do, we are more committed than ever. We’ll continue to put the right supports in place and conditions for learning so all students can be successful. #WRDSBGradRates https://t.co/keZJjBfkGD
Let’s say it again: if you want to support students to “catch up” in their learning, you don’t remove funding from publicly funded education system & give it out privately as no-strings attached funding. You invest directly in classroom supports, including staffing #OntEd#OnPoli
Trillium Lakelands District School Board launches 3-year equity plan, including building inclusive communities https://t.co/pSrkgCAbni via @torontostar
"This is one of the most important — yet unaddressed and misunderstood — civil rights issues of our time,” says David Shalleck-Klein of the Family Justice Law Center
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Challenging anti-blackness in higher education is not just hiring Black people and checking a box. Critical questions must be asked: How will they thrive? How will they be included? Dr. Beckford @UWindsor#CLDConference2022
"Making sure that all kids can be successful is not a woke agenda. It's us, as a public school district, caring about all kids." @wrdsb#onted
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If you’re a Black PDSB student in or entering grade 9 – 12, you’re invited to join us from August 2 – 18 for Resilience: a culturally specific counselling group aimed at addressing stress & providing support to empower Black students. Register here: https://t.co/rq1TBl5t8O
This week, the board approved @PeelSchools new Anti-Racism policy—the most comprehensive Anti-Racism policy ever introduced by a school board in Ontario—as well as a strategy that will support the success of Black students at PDSB.
Let’s celebrate Black History Month by celebrating and highlighting black Canadians that are making an impact in Canada. Let’s celebrate Black History-Makers
I’m going to start with my friend and mentor @louismarch.to
Louis is the Founder of @zerogunviolence.movement an o…
Is teaching kids about racism scary?
One way for Canada to stave off the kind of pushback seen in the U.S. would be mandating Black studies in the curriculum. Some schools have started.
#Opinion by @ShreeParadkar https://t.co/EqO5A45yai
William Peyton Hubbard was Toronto's first Black politician. Here he is looking spry at age 93 as he visits Mr. Sharpe's grade four class at the Toronto Model School in 1935. The boys wanted his autograph. From our Globe and Mail photos, Fonds 1266, Item 35818. #BlackHistoryMonth
Calling Black students in Ontario in grades 10 to 12 & their caregivers. Join @OBHistory for our Leaders of Tomorrow Conference on post secondary education, Nov. 27 at 6pm. Spread the word.
Register here: https://t.co/FG9qoT7RbZ
.@NHenryFundi speaks a powerful truth on @CP24 this morning and advocates for the 400-year history of Blacks in Canada to be included in the curriculum. #BlackedOutHistory