We remember after George Floyd died the outpouring of support from everyone. The personal messages from friends and colleagues asking us...

When Isabela Ozamiz, the software developer behind the digital Periodic Table of Canadian Black History, realized International Women's...

While the recent months have presented many challenges, we have rose to that challenge in a number of ways.

Pour les communautés noires, rien de ceci n'est nouveau. None of this is new for Black communities, but it may be new be for you.

We can think of no better way to celebrate International Womens Day that uplifting the voices and experiences of trans girls and women!

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.

We are full of gratitude for all the educators, parents, and caregivers who joined us this weekend for Breaking Barriers.

The decoupling of the joy of dance from heteronormative courtship rituals of yore is a powerful mechanism of inclusion.

A pivot towards educational spaces free of bias and discrimination is possible...

Then I started thinking about what kind of message this worksheet sends to children...

I will say that ignorance is no longer an excuse for failling to act on Islamophobic incidents.

Like all beginnings, the school year welcomes new possibilities and ways to think more critically about how to engage diverse identities

Although curiosity in children can and should be encouraged, the incessant need to touch underscores a sense of privilege.

Outrage over a recent hockey game reverberated through social media after a Black hockey player, Jonathan-Ismaël Diaby, was targeted by...

A couple of years ago, an incident occurred at my children's daycare that really reinforced for me how powerful an educator can be,...