Promoting Equity, Inclusion, and Respect
Resources to support our learning and understanding of systemic racism in Canadian schools
With recent events in the U.S., the EdCan Network expresses our solidarity with the Black community and racialized individuals and acknowledges the damaging impacts of systemic racism and violence. As a national not-for-profit education organization, our mission is to ensure that each and every student thrives in our schools based on the values of equity, inclusion, and respect. As such, we remain committed to learning, listening, and knowledge sharing in support of the well-being of staff and students in our schools and education workplaces.
Here are some articles that you can read to learn about systemic racism and its impacts on Black students and educators:
- The 3 R’s of Diversifying Your Classroom Booklist
- by: Kim Snider
- Racism and K-12 Workplace Well-Being (Podcast)
- Isn’t it about time we admit that race matters?
- by: Carl E. James
- The Foundations of Transformative Anti-Racism
Additional articles on culturally relevant teaching:
- Developing Intercultural Competence
- Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy
- by: Stephen Hurley
- (Trans-multi)culturally Responsive Education
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