As Black History Month winds down, we are taking a pause to focus on lesser-known books about and by Black Canadians.

Books written by Black people are more likely to avoid stereotypes, biases and less likely to exoticize Black bodies.

We celebrate BHM as an opportunity to share the stories, voices and accomplishments of people of African descent to Canadian society.

This will be our final blog post of 2019. Today, we are writing to thank you.

For those unfamiliar with Black educators networks, we wanted to explain what they are and why they are important.

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Auteure: Marie-Hélène Brunet, parent et Professeure adjointe à la Faculté d’éducation, Université d’Ottawa Les récits nous entourent, ils prennent de multip...

My child came home from daycare one day in what appeared to be war paint and a headdress they had made at daycare. Another time, she brought home a book with...