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White supremacy culture keeps us apart, designed to make us feel isolated and powerless. Community is how we fight back.

Black History month is meant to celebrate Black joy, resistance, innovation and unity. So why doesn't it always feel that way?

8 reminders to help you talk with your students about Truth and Reconciliation in a culturally safe way.

April 24th to 30th is National Volunteer Week. This year we are spotlighting five young Canadian activists to keep your eyes on.

Moms Against Racism shares just how poorly Canadian women are paid and how it's even worse when you're not white.

List of 20 diverse books of poetry for National Poetry Month that can be enjoyed by all ages, from early elementary children to adults.

First Nations reserves in Canada are 90 times more likely to be without running water. It's World Water day. Great day for action.

This was the answer I received when, at 7 years old, I asked the birthday kiddo why I didn’t get a piece of cake like everyone else.

MAR is spotlighting Canadian, BIWOC authors this month with 5 endearing titles to celebrate #IWD and #WomensHistoryMonth

#BlackGirlMagic and #BlackBoyJoy are about finding magic and joy in the everyday, and celebrating each and every Black girl and boy.

Not all diverse books are created equal nor is the way they are taught. Here are some tips for Educators to avoid causing harm.

25+ books for Anti-racist Educators to use in their classrooms and homes.

From websites and podcasts to book lists and documentaries. Here is a robust list of antiracist resources for Educators to get you started.

I grew up in a pretty much all white town, with my white mom, educated by white teachers, watching shows full of white people...

Being an anti-racist educator is not solely about what activities, lessons or resources we use, rather it is the ways we show up everyday.

Spend your August reading BIPOC written books, with culturally diverse characters, with #ownvoices storylines. Kids, you could win a...

“Canada Day” is on the horizon. Can we honourably celebrate a nation built on genocide and enslavement?

Many think of Reparations just in terms of financial compensation but reparations is really about repairing relationships.

Giving birth should, ideally, be a joyous event. For many, it is more complicated.

It must be understood, reproductive services seen as fundamental rights for the privileged are not available for all; by design.