The IECSS Project presents…
Black Experiences and Disabled Childhoods
Wednesday, February 16th from 6 -7:30 pm EST
For more information and to register for the event please visit: https://t.co/cippOakHXa
#ICYMI: Natalie shares an open letter in the latest edition of College Talk. It’s part of our Elevating Voices series, highlighting the varied experiences of #BIPOC#RECEs: https://t.co/UZmkudq6b9.
#diversity#inclusion#ECE
On Monday, join @EcsGrad for 'Amplifying the Voices of Black Scholars' with @MissAlisonT & Patricia Hall. Topics to include Black disabled childhoods & mothers’ perceptions of raising healthy Black children. Learn more: https://t.co/QCU8KOCpaZ #FCSinAction
New policy brief by @MissAlisonT on Black Experience and Disabled Childhoods: Comparison of Federal and Provincial Policies. Link: https://t.co/iPew7A1cAg
We already know that health services in our northern communities are under-resourced and inadequate on the best of days. When we consider responses to this pandemic to protect the "most vulnerable", these are folks we need to keep thinking about.
UTM sociology prof Akwasi Owusu-Bempah talks to Global News about the untold history of Black soldiers who served in the Canadian military.
Read more: https://t.co/ym1jCawB7q
#CanadaRemembers#MindfulMonday
We visited the Legislative Assembly of NT, and listened to the community. Do you know that the Northwest Territories speaks 11 official languages?
📸: @DandreaMarisol
Mic check 1, 2, 3...
I am way overdue for another show in Lagos! Shout out to my ride or dies who were with me at Falana Uncover’d. We’re taking it up a level.
Buy tickets at https://t.co/WjvsRTDgDy
xo,
Falana
#falanachapterone