Black people, like everyone else, deserve joy, safety, and belonging in public spaces. A landmark survey reveals what that truly looks like—through data, history, and voice.
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Racism in schools harms Black youths’ mental health
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From blog to book: Michelle Joseph’s journey showcasing Black Canadian voices
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Breaking barriers: Mental health advocacy for Black youth
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TTC x AstroSankofa Unveils Art Honouring Black Community Leaders
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Union Station celebrating Black artists and cultural legacy
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The Black Academy and CBC set the 2024 Legacy Awards
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The heart of Little Haiti: 'Mountains' captures a family's fight against displacement
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Taking Back Our Voices as Survivors
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New report highlights gaps in Black representation in the K-12 curricula across Canada
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The Black Academy and CBC set the 2023 Legacy Awards for September 24 with host Keshia Chanté
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Skills for Change receives $1 million (CDN) grant through the 2022 TD Ready Challenge
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The CCYP launches Black Seed to Improve Black Youth Employment in Canada
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Take Action on Anti-Black Racism in Pickering
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Black Founders in Clean Technology program
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Toronto marks Bob Marley’s 78th Birthday this Monday
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DSB Launches Black Student Success Strategy
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Union Station Presents I Am Still Here: Black Joy is Resistance
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bCurrent performing arts guides youth through a creative journey of reclaiming Black Canadian history
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Talking about Emancipation
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Capturing the soul of Scarborough through art
