Anti-Racism

An interview of 5 Black Women in Canada and their experience of everyday racism

Help your students build a better world with these strategies, lessons, and tools from Common Sense Education.

An article that urges educators to move quickly in addressing racial inequity because our students can't wait for us to go at our own pace.

Professionalism has become coded language for white favoritism in workplace practices that more often than not privilege the values of white and Western employees and leave behind people of color.

A 2017 article published by The Walrus that examines the history of anti-blackness in the Canadian education system.

A great article for teachers from the Education Update Newsletter (v 61, n 10, 2019)

A Vox article that explains the difference between not a racist and an antiracist.

This useful article argues that Social-emotional learning (SEL) skills can help us build communities that foster courageous conversations across difference so that our students can confront injustice, hate, and inequity and it provides concrete ways for teachers to do so.

Educators need to ensure that students of color see themselves as part of the picture, says the renowned psychologist and author.

The contributors to this journal seek to bridge a gap between academics and activists on issues central to social justice movements in the US and around the world. The journal includes peer-reviewed articles and non-peer-reviewed essays that speak thematically to the most important power relationships that stand in the way of human emancipation.