In the wake of Canada's recent Emancipation Day festivities and the electrifying Caribana carnival, our attention turns to the remarkable...

In today’s complex educational landscape, teachers face unique challenges that our governments seem to make worse with each passing...

The holiday season is in full swing. In the month of December, there are countless holidays, but the five main celebrations are...

Table of Contents: The Perspective of a Young Black Woman The Emotional Cost of Being a Black Woman Police Brutality Against Black Women...

“White supremacy” is a term people don’t use often and typically associate with Nazism, the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis. Why is that? What...

Can you think back to high school when you had the opportunity to go on that language exchange program but instead you spent that week...

After investing more than 15 years of my life in consulting, training, and professional development, I’ve evolved into an  Inclusion and...

Before we narrow our focus to the ideas contained in this post, here’s a question to ponder: how would you describe ‘the Black Father’?...

Teachers are, without a doubt, among the most important people in our society. They facilitate learning, provide children with a sense of...

In our continuing series on female empowerment during the month of March, we’re going to go further with our discussion about women in...

Diversity and inclusion training is more than ticking a box for mandatory workplace requirements once a year or even a genuine way to...

We often hear today that the family unit is our foundation for morals, strength, and direction in life. And yet, cohesive family life...

We have a huge problem verging on genocide in Canada and the United States: violence against minority women. This is not a new issue, as...

Every culture is different. These differences are what set us apart from each other and make us individuals. Unfortunately, many people...