Why unpaid internships still exploit students in Canada
“Banks won’t accept experience as payment.” — Sharon DeSousa
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Author: Paul Junor
Why celebrating Black student excellence strengthens entire communities
“Parenting has no instruction manual, but tonight proves the lessons pay off.” — Joyce Temple-Smith
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Trent University launches groundbreaking Black Studies Lab for Equity
“At the core of these programs is an inseparable link between thought and action.” – Dr. Adwoa Onuora
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Back-to-School Giveaway proves power of community in Toronto
“Until we address the root causes of class disparity and systemic injustice, I will continue to show up and support where and how I can.” – Dr. Jill Andrew
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Afrocentric Summer School in Brampton redefines learning, pride, and legacy
“An Afrocentric curriculum would help me feel proud of my culture and history. It would motivate me.”
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Why Toronto renamed Dundas Square to Sankofa Square in 2025
“We look back to move forward, with confidence and unity.”
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Why Ontario’s School Board takeover threatens public education’s future
“Collapsing Ontario’s 72 school boards into four is reckless, undemocratic, and an outright attack on public education.” — David Mastin, ETFO President
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Caribbean Tales Film Festival honours Wendy Jones with unforgettable celebration
“Every film is a window into our past, present, and future.”
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Toronto’s TIFF Black Excellence Brunch ignites legacy, leadership, and creativity
“This empowering event reminds us that Black creatives are being seen, heard, and felt.”
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The Blackprint Documentary Redefines Black Manhood in Canada
“Black men are often discussed, even praised—but rarely truly heard.” —Dr. Mojola Omole
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