Looking Back Into

Learning from the past, engaging the present & designing our future together | A Canadian Black History Program founded by Channon @channonoyeniran, VP OBHS

[Looking Back Into @LookingBackInto]

Thank you all for making the 4th Annual Looking Back Into The Future Conference a reality! Special thanks to @AnthonyNMorgan @Robertrsmall @teacherklewis & Mary Anne Chambers for the depth and value impacted. Feeling inspired. The future is here! #LookingBackInto #BHM #Canada

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✨VENDOR SPOTLIGHT✨

WafeOge provides beautiful African ready to wear clothes, silk hair, bonnets and hand made braided wigs.

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Mitra & Co. Design House is an interior design company who does a lot of residential renovations and remodeling with nearly 30 years of experience.

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Kingdom Kush Clothing sells t-shirts, sweaters, tracksuits, and educational colouring books teaching about social justice issues, Black legends, African Kingdoms, and African kings and queens pre-colonization.

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✨✨***VENDOR SPOTLIGHT***✨✨

Lil' Luv Me's dolls collection promotes all skin tones and hair textures to accept diversity, self-love, and confidence to follow their dream with no limitations.

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Join us as we celebrate the 10th Annual Looking Back into the Future Black History Month Conference!!!

Register for your FREE tickets on Eventbrite here: https:// https://t.co/t0wUshKxWt

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Join us for the 10th Annual Looking Back into the Future Black History Month Conference on Saturday February 22nd!!! 🥳🎉

Register for your FREE tickets on Eventbrite here: https://t.co/EjTotIOKKt

[Region of Durham @RegionofDurham]

Durham Region’s Anti-Racism Taskforce and @LookingBackInto invite you to a screening of Subjects of Desire and a Q&A with the director. This documentary explores cultural shifts toward embracing Black women's natural aesthetic.

To register, visit: https://t.co/f8d5ETtVlc

[Region of Durham @RegionofDurham]

Durham Region’s Anti-Racism Taskforce and @LookingBackInto invite you to a screening of Subjects of Desire and a Q&A with the director. This documentary explores cultural shifts toward embracing Black women's natural aesthetic.

To register, visit: https://t.co/f8d5ETtVlc

[Region of Durham @RegionofDurham]

Durham Region’s Anti-Racism Taskforce and @LookingBackInto invite you to a screening of Subjects of Desire and a Q&A with the director. This documentary explores cultural shifts toward embracing Black women's natural aesthetic.
To register, visit: https://t.co/f8d5ETtVlc

[Looking Back Into @LookingBackInto]

Join us on Saturday June 1st at 6:30pm as we screen the documentary, “Subjects of Desire!!”

We will hear from the documentary’s director Jennifer Holness and Queen’s University Professor, Dr. Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin!!!

Get your tickets now at https://t.co/nV10SEvxjm

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It was an absolute honour to write about the life and legacy of Donald W. Moore-an absolute leader, in every sense of the word, for the civil rights of people of African descent in this country 🙏🏾🙌🏾

Article link: https://t.co/jSWK2aobD6

[Channon Oyeniran @channonoyeniran]

Top 10 Facts about Blk Cdn Hist! Did you know that on March 24, 2021, Cdn’s House of Commons voted to officially designate Aug 1st Emancipation Day. Aug 1st 1834, marks the actual day in 1834 that the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 came into effect across the British Empire.

[Looking Back Into @LookingBackInto]

Top 10 Facts about Blk Cdn Hist! Did you know that on March 24, 2021, Cdn’s House of Commons voted to officially designate Aug 1st Emancipation Day. Aug 1st 1834, marks the actual day in 1834 that the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 came into effect across the British Empire.

[OACAS @our_children]

Hearing about Black history in Canada from historian and scholar @channonoyeniran.

[OACAS @our_children]

OACAS staff are in person today to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth, to connect, and to learn alongside each other. Opening remarks by @1vision1voiceCA program manager Keishia Facey and Interim CEO Solomon Owoo.

#BHM2024

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Top Ten Facts about Black Canadian History!!! Did you know that Canadian civil rights activists, like Carrie Best, Charles Daniels, Lulu Anderson, Hugh Burnett, Bromley Armstrong, Fred Christie and others fought against racial segrgagtion in Canada during the twentieth century?

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Top Ten Facts about Black Canadian History! Did you know that Canadian civil rights activists, like Carrie Best, Charles Daniels, Lulu Anderson, Hugh Burnett, Bromley Armstrong, Fred Christie and others fought against racial segrgagtion in Canada during the twentieth century?

[Looking Back Into @LookingBackInto]

Top Ten Facts about Black Canadian History!!! Did you know that Canadian civil rights activists, like Carrie Best, Charles Daniels, Lulu Anderson, Hugh Burnett, Bromley Armstrong, Fred Christie and others fought against racial segrgagtion in Canada during the twentieth century?

[Looking Back Into @LookingBackInto]

Top Ten Facts about Black Canadian History! Did you know that Abraham Beverley Walker (1851-1909), was the first Black student to enroll at Saint John Law School (now the Faculty of Law at the University of New Brunswick) and the first Canadian-born Black lawyer in Canada?