IN THE NEWS, ON THE WEB AND VIDEOS
Blacked Out History: An Open Letter To Premier Ford
The Good Men Project
December 1, 2020
London-area's Catholic, public school boards roll out programs to fight racism
The Stony Plain Reporter
October 31, 2020
Why high-school history is going through a ‘mind shift’ in Ontario
TVO
October 26, 2020
This Video Shows How Little Black History Is Taught In Ontario Schools
Huffington Post Canada
October 22, 2020
New campaign calls for greater representation of Black history in Ontario’s education curriculum
Global News
October 21, 2020
How North America’s first Black female publisher saw the ‘road to independence’
TVO News
October 9, 2020
Black parents call on province to 'decolonize' curriculum in effort to fight racism in schools
CBC News
September 7, 2020
'Clandestine' plaques inform public about Toronto's slave-owning history
Toronto.com
August 25, 2020
'So much to learn': The Untold Stories of Slavery In Canada
CTV News
August 1, 2020
Toronto's 2020 Emancipation Day Freedom Train Ride goes virtual
Toronto.com
July 28, 2020
Celebrating Emancipation Day and Ontario's Black history and heritage
Cision
July 27, 2020
Owen Sound's Emancipation Festival will mark its 158th virtually
Owen Sound The Sun Times
July 27, 2020
Uncle Tom's Cabin plans virtual Emancipation Day
Chatham Daily News
July 27, 2020
Stop Whitewashing Our National History
The Walrus
July 13, 2020
As a white kid from Oakville, I was taught systemic racism didn't exist here. A BLM rally led to to ugly truths:
The Star
July 11, 2020
Racism is literally written on the streets in Toronto. Why are we still honouring these slaveowners, swindlers and residential school promoters?
The Star
July 1, 2020
Parents of Black Sask. teen who took own life call for stronger anti-racism action
CBC News
June 29, 2020
‘Russell’ slavery storm reaches Ottawa via Russell Road: ‘To preserve Black history, we need to re-write it’
Capital Current
June 17, 2020
Some Canadians have always been considered more important than others. It’s time to end that.
The Washington Post
June 16, 2020
Canada urged to open its eyes to systemic racism in wake of police violence
The Guardian
June 14, 2020
Petitioners call on township to change name over slavery ties
CBC News
June 13, 2020
'Systemic silence': Canada's ignored history of slavery
CTV News
June 11, 2020
Should Black history be compulsory in Ontario schools?
CBC Listen
June 9, 2020
Historian highlights Canada's history of anti-Black racism in wake of Ontario premier's comments
Global News
June 3, 2020
Toronto Museum hosts online event on Black railway porters' fight for equality
Toronto.com
May 28, 2020
Harriet Tubman Day is one for celebration
Welland Tribune
March 8, 2020
One Too Many
York University
Winter 2020
‘There will be no Little Jamaica’: Toronto neighborhood threatened by LRT construction
Global News
December 23, 2019
New plaque honours black community that helped 'forge the identity' of Leslieville
CBC News
November 19, 2019
How do teachers know what they don’t know? Indigenous stories are a place to start
Toronto Star
September 15, 2019
As a Black student, he was told to dream small. He had hoped things would change for his son
Toronto Star
September 6, 2019
Graduate Student Interview (PhD 3)
History Matters, Spring 2019
History Department Newsletter, York University
Thousands to gather for Africville's 35th annual reunion
CBC News
July 18, 2018
In a City Desperate for More Transit, for Toronto’s Little Jamaica it Could be Bad News
Toronto Star
March 24, 2018
The remains of Ontario’s first parliament are buried and long forgotten in downtown Toronto. Now citizens are helping to tell its story
Toronto Star
March 18, 2018
Teaching black history all year long: Durham teachers have new resource at their fingertips
DurhamRegion.com
February 28, 2018
Black History, White Teachers And The Gap In Between
Huffington Post Canada
February 14, 2018
Shannon Prince hopes resource will lead to Black history being studied beyond February
Chatham Daily News
February 3, 2018
First census of Toronto’s Black population in 1840 counted 525 people
Toronto Star
February 1, 2018
Important Canadians you should know: Black History Month highlights enduring legacy of African Canadians
OurWindsor.ca
February 1, 2018
Black History Month events at Halton District School Board: Achievements of African, Caribbean Canadians Highlighted
Burlington Post
January 31, 2018
New ETFO Black Canadian Curriculum Resource will Help Teachers Move Beyond Eurocentric Curriculum
Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario Media Release
January 29, 2018
Local Historian Points the Way: A Better Future for Young Black Men
Tough Times
Sept./Oct. 2017
Educator Honoured for Promoting Black Canadian History
Ron Fanfair
August 30, 2017
A Talk with Teachers: Revisiting James Baldwin's Vision for Education
Medium
February 8, 2017
Know Your History, Know Your Greatness
Hazlitt
July 11, 2016
Freedom School: Educating Youth on Black Liberation
New Canadian Media
April 5, 2016
Beyond Black History Month: Lauren Beckford in Conversation with Natasha Henry
ETFO Voice
Spring 2016
Is Black History Month Limiting the Teaching of Black History?
CBC News Canada
February 4, 2016
Banwell Black Settlement Area Recognized
Blackburn News
September 26, 2015
Educators Seek African Canadian Experience in Curriculum
The North America Gleaner, E1, E6
August 20, 2015
Teachers Get Lesson in Black History at Specialized Course article
Aired Interview [14:15 -20:18]
CBC News Windsor
February 6, 2015
50 Plus 1 Black Canadians who are on the Rise in 2015
Caribbean Current
January 7, 2015
Blacked Out History: An Open Letter To Premier Ford
The Good Men Project
December 1, 2020
London-area's Catholic, public school boards roll out programs to fight racism
The Stony Plain Reporter
October 31, 2020
Why high-school history is going through a ‘mind shift’ in Ontario
TVO
October 26, 2020
This Video Shows How Little Black History Is Taught In Ontario Schools
Huffington Post Canada
October 22, 2020
New campaign calls for greater representation of Black history in Ontario’s education curriculum
Global News
October 21, 2020
How North America’s first Black female publisher saw the ‘road to independence’
TVO News
October 9, 2020
Black parents call on province to 'decolonize' curriculum in effort to fight racism in schools
CBC News
September 7, 2020
'Clandestine' plaques inform public about Toronto's slave-owning history
Toronto.com
August 25, 2020
'So much to learn': The Untold Stories of Slavery In Canada
CTV News
August 1, 2020
Toronto's 2020 Emancipation Day Freedom Train Ride goes virtual
Toronto.com
July 28, 2020
Celebrating Emancipation Day and Ontario's Black history and heritage
Cision
July 27, 2020
Owen Sound's Emancipation Festival will mark its 158th virtually
Owen Sound The Sun Times
July 27, 2020
Uncle Tom's Cabin plans virtual Emancipation Day
Chatham Daily News
July 27, 2020
Stop Whitewashing Our National History
The Walrus
July 13, 2020
As a white kid from Oakville, I was taught systemic racism didn't exist here. A BLM rally led to to ugly truths:
The Star
July 11, 2020
Racism is literally written on the streets in Toronto. Why are we still honouring these slaveowners, swindlers and residential school promoters?
The Star
July 1, 2020
Parents of Black Sask. teen who took own life call for stronger anti-racism action
CBC News
June 29, 2020
‘Russell’ slavery storm reaches Ottawa via Russell Road: ‘To preserve Black history, we need to re-write it’
Capital Current
June 17, 2020
Some Canadians have always been considered more important than others. It’s time to end that.
The Washington Post
June 16, 2020
Canada urged to open its eyes to systemic racism in wake of police violence
The Guardian
June 14, 2020
Petitioners call on township to change name over slavery ties
CBC News
June 13, 2020
'Systemic silence': Canada's ignored history of slavery
CTV News
June 11, 2020
Should Black history be compulsory in Ontario schools?
CBC Listen
June 9, 2020
Historian highlights Canada's history of anti-Black racism in wake of Ontario premier's comments
Global News
June 3, 2020
Toronto Museum hosts online event on Black railway porters' fight for equality
Toronto.com
May 28, 2020
Harriet Tubman Day is one for celebration
Welland Tribune
March 8, 2020
One Too Many
York University
Winter 2020
‘There will be no Little Jamaica’: Toronto neighborhood threatened by LRT construction
Global News
December 23, 2019
New plaque honours black community that helped 'forge the identity' of Leslieville
CBC News
November 19, 2019
How do teachers know what they don’t know? Indigenous stories are a place to start
Toronto Star
September 15, 2019
As a Black student, he was told to dream small. He had hoped things would change for his son
Toronto Star
September 6, 2019
Graduate Student Interview (PhD 3)
History Matters, Spring 2019
History Department Newsletter, York University
Thousands to gather for Africville's 35th annual reunion
CBC News
July 18, 2018
In a City Desperate for More Transit, for Toronto’s Little Jamaica it Could be Bad News
Toronto Star
March 24, 2018
The remains of Ontario’s first parliament are buried and long forgotten in downtown Toronto. Now citizens are helping to tell its story
Toronto Star
March 18, 2018
Teaching black history all year long: Durham teachers have new resource at their fingertips
DurhamRegion.com
February 28, 2018
Black History, White Teachers And The Gap In Between
Huffington Post Canada
February 14, 2018
Shannon Prince hopes resource will lead to Black history being studied beyond February
Chatham Daily News
February 3, 2018
First census of Toronto’s Black population in 1840 counted 525 people
Toronto Star
February 1, 2018
Important Canadians you should know: Black History Month highlights enduring legacy of African Canadians
OurWindsor.ca
February 1, 2018
Black History Month events at Halton District School Board: Achievements of African, Caribbean Canadians Highlighted
Burlington Post
January 31, 2018
New ETFO Black Canadian Curriculum Resource will Help Teachers Move Beyond Eurocentric Curriculum
Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario Media Release
January 29, 2018
Local Historian Points the Way: A Better Future for Young Black Men
Tough Times
Sept./Oct. 2017
Educator Honoured for Promoting Black Canadian History
Ron Fanfair
August 30, 2017
A Talk with Teachers: Revisiting James Baldwin's Vision for Education
Medium
February 8, 2017
Know Your History, Know Your Greatness
Hazlitt
July 11, 2016
Freedom School: Educating Youth on Black Liberation
New Canadian Media
April 5, 2016
Beyond Black History Month: Lauren Beckford in Conversation with Natasha Henry
ETFO Voice
Spring 2016
Is Black History Month Limiting the Teaching of Black History?
CBC News Canada
February 4, 2016
Banwell Black Settlement Area Recognized
Blackburn News
September 26, 2015
Educators Seek African Canadian Experience in Curriculum
The North America Gleaner, E1, E6
August 20, 2015
Teachers Get Lesson in Black History at Specialized Course article
Aired Interview [14:15 -20:18]
CBC News Windsor
February 6, 2015
50 Plus 1 Black Canadians who are on the Rise in 2015
Caribbean Current
January 7, 2015
