Professional Development Workshop The History of the Black Family In this presentation, the history of the Black family is traced from Africa, through the period of enslavement, right up to today. It highlights the fragmentation of the family suffered during enslavement and how that manifests itself in today’s Black families. Spoken word and current events […]
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Professional Development Workshop Black Boys Love Math! Stereotypes and biases have led, in some instances, educators and Black boys to believe that they are not capable of achieving at the same level as their peers where mathematics is concerned. Nothing could be further from the truth! By highlighting the history and development of mathematics as
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Professional Development Workshop The Black Canadian Experience: A Vertical Cross-Curricular Approach Should Black students see themselves in the curriculum in every discipline? This presentation answers that question with a resounding YES! There are aspects of the Black Canadian experience that fit into all subject areas. You name the subject area; we provide you with the
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Professional Development Workshop We Can Do This: Decolonizing Our Pedagogy and Prioritizing Humanity We Can Do This: Decolonizing Our Pedagogy and Prioritizing Humanity is geared at helping educators to understand and acknowledge that “race” is a social construct, to inform them of how dangerous ideologies connected to race create different outcomes for different groups of
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