But the reality is, education should provide liberation and freedom from the very systems oppressing you and your students.

Parents for Diversity supports Parents of Black Children and allied organizations working to end anti-Black racism.

Will you empower and enable the response in us all to create a more equitable world?

We are acutely concerned about the impact of these racial disparities on our families and communities.

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

This week is Halloween, which means it is time to talk about costumes, racism, stereotypes, and cultural appropriation.

How do we unpack the layered history of blackface and present it as a teaching moment to our children and students? We first need to situate

I truly believe that we need to change these misconceptions that “being Canadian means being white” from an early age.

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

In March, 2018, Parents for Diversity, along with black organizations in the National Capital Region, met with then Attorney General of...