Parents of Black Children is grateful to receive support from TELUS and the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation for our Assessment-to-Action. Thank you to @TELUS and @FriendlyFuture for investing in brighter futures for Black youth.
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Join us on October 1 at 6 PM to learn how to read the plan, spot gaps, and ask for the support your child needs.
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Join PoBC and speech-language pathologist Ozi Jones on September 29 at 6 PM for a virtual workshop on early signs, communication support and resources for Black children and families. Swipe for details. 🗣️
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Do you know your child’s education rights?
Join PoBC and Vaughan Public Libraries to explore the resources, advocacy and support available to Black students and families.
📅 Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.
📍 Civic Centre Resource Library
Register: https://t.co/5Ijuqz6eGi
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Your Child Has Rights.
Join our free workshop to learn how to navigate suspensions, expulsions and unfair disciplinary decisions.
📅 September 17 | 6–7 PM
🔗 Register: https://t.co/AglHQTpX9Y
Black parents, you don’t have to navigate the school system alone. 🤎
Listen. Document. Ask questions. Get answers in writing. And when you need support, we’re here to stand beside you.
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Know your rights. Advocate with confidence.
Join us September 10 at 6 PM for a FREE virtual workshop helping families navigate student rights and advocacy within Ontario schools.
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Happy 19th heavenly birthday, Nolan Xavier Wells. ❤️
We remember your life, we stand with your family, and we continue to demand answers and accountability.
Justice for Nolan is still due. 🕊️
Emancipation was the beginning-not the finish line.
Ending slavery was a historic milestone, but systemic barriers didn't disappear overnight. The fight for equity continues, and so does our responsibility to build a better future.
Some conversations are uncomfortable, but they’re necessary.
Black mothers and fathers have been sounding the alarm about their missing Black boys in Ontario for years. As these disappearances continue our country is in a state of emergency. Awareness starts at home.
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Small gift. Big impact. Just $50 helps One family begin their journey with support and advocacy.
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Here is the first caption, Knowledge is power.
Join us for a free virtual workshop and learn the legal rights every Black family should know—before a crisis happens. Register today. Link in bio. #toronto
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You can’t celebrate Canada’s story without telling the whole story.
Black Canadians have been builders, leaders, entrepreneurs, activists, and changemakers for generations—even when the country didn’t always recognize them.
This Canada Day, we’re making space for our History.
Your future deserves the opportunity. 🎓
Last call to apply for one of five $1,000 scholarships for Black students across Canada. Applications close June 30.
Apply today. Click The Link Below ⬇️
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