Canadian Black History is Canadian History. These are just a few ways you can learn about Canadian Black History from home.
Sharing some thoughts on the year that was and wishes for the one ahead.
This short from the National Film Board was a reminder that as lonely as this time can feel, we really aren't alone.
My parents have joined my husband, two sons and me on trips many times, but it has been more than 40 years since it was just us three.
Don't underestimate what your kids are watching, seeing, hearing and learning. The time to talk to them about race and racism is now. Here's how to start.
So many of us are unable to hang with parents/grandparents right now. These links will help keep them mentally active and safe while you're apart.
I've had to create some new ways of managing in order to deal with the Covid19 #StayHome rules. So far, these are the things that are saving my sanity.
Most people don't take the chance to reflect as often as I do, but that shouldn't stop you from sharing your story anyway.
On a trip to Alabama, I showed my teen son the history of the civil rights movement