Under-representation in classrooms can be a huge setback for Black learners:...
Parents and Black educators say removing systemic barriers in education needs to start with representation in the classroom and curriculum.
View ArticleBlack students speak out about racism in Lethbridge schools
Black students in Lethbridge schools are taking to social media to raise awareness about the racism they've experienced for years.
View ArticleHow these Black fathers are working for equity and change in education
What started as casual conversations among friends has grown to become a grassroots movement, as a group of fathers offers guidance on how to bring equity to education.
View ArticleDonors set up $225K scholarship for Black students at UBC’s Allard School of Law
The money will be used to support 15 incoming law students with tuition and fees over the next five years.
View ArticleCalgary high school pauses yearbook distribution after concerns about pages...
A south Calgary high school has paused the distribution of this year's yearbook after concerns were raised over two pages that featured Black students.
View ArticleScholarship for Black students launched at King’s School of Journalism by...
The Global News Scholarship will provide a UKC journalism student with $3,000 each year, over the course of four years.
View ArticleStudents of colour express concerns over increase in police presence in U.S....
Police inside schools can make some students more uneasy, not less. Especially for Black students and other students of colour who may have had negative experiences with policing.
View ArticleNew Quebec-based study suggests teaching practices hinder Black youth
Preliminary results of a new study suggest systemic racism in Quebec schools is adversely impacting Black youth, and researchers say some pedagogical practices need to change
View ArticleEducators shed light on racism in Quebec schools
Science and technology teacher Sabi Hinkson, whose masters thesis tackles the issue, found that Black students are often steered towards vocational courses.
View Article‘A beautiful community:’ Canadian universities open lounges for Black students
Toronto Metropolitan University officially opened a space late last month for students who self-identify as Black.
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