We appreciate the collaboration with the Canadian Anti-Racist educator, Dr. George Dei of the University of Toronto. The lecture and interactive conversation with Shaniqwa Thomas, law student, author and emerging scholar, helped all attending the webinar explore decolonizing education and its implications for the Nova Scotia Inclusive Education Policy.
Join the Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies (CIARS) on Friday, November 27, for a conversation with Dr. George J. Sefa Dei moderated by Ahmed Ilmi and Rukiya Mohamed, discussing The Spatiality of Blacknesses in Academia.
DBDLI presents a series of community talks. These talks carry on Viola's legacy of entrepreneurship, education and social action, inspiring the leadership that lives within all of us. Produced by the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia. [Video Inside]
To celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child, we did a reprint of International Day of the Girl Child. Check it out!
An opportunity for young adult Black leaders (ages 18 to 35) of African ancestry to grow their leadership talents and strengths, and to foster cross-campus relationship building.
Join the Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies (CIARS) on Wednesday, September 23, for the inaugural launch of CIARS in Conversation series, as we discuss Dismantling Anti-Black Racism in Schooling and Education: Fighting the Global Racial and Health Pandemics.
DBDLI in collaboration with Imhotep Legacy Academy (ILA) is offering a free training program for IB or post secondary students of African ancestry to support Black learners in the P to 12 system!
DBDLI in collaboration with the Office for Students of African Descent are offering a virtual orientation event for Black students transitioning or considering attending St. Francis Xavier University!
Delmore “Buddy” Daye Learning Institute is offering another free social media training to the African Nova Scotian community. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to learn!
Persistent state violence against Black people and systemic anti-Black racism in our workplaces, communities, and institutions here in Canada and around the world underscore the urgent need for change... [Magazine inside]