The Work

A 2025 Mother's take on the Dylan Thomas poem, "Do not go gentle into that good night"

White supremacy culture keeps us apart, designed to make us feel isolated and powerless. Community is how we fight back.

Black History month is meant to celebrate Black joy, resistance, innovation and unity. So why doesn't it always feel that way?

This was the answer I received when, at 7 years old, I asked the birthday kiddo why I didn’t get a piece of cake like everyone else.

I do not want to raise my children to be used as weapons. MAR has also given me the ability to speak to my kids about racism.

“Canada Day” is on the horizon. Can we honourably celebrate a nation built on genocide and enslavement?

Giving birth should, ideally, be a joyous event. For many, it is more complicated.

The term "meal planning" can either cause joy or strike fear in the heart of many a household leader.

You are either supporting the status quo - systemic racism - or actively working to dismantle it. There is no in between.

Revolutionary Mothering is the idea that mothering also means building community and and ensuring survival for the future generation.

Take a moment to play. It doesn’t matter at what, or where, or how. The secret is to make it playful.

Setting boundaries help you to be able to keep showing up to this very important anti-racism work without burning out.

For Parents: A summary of some Black History Month Do's and Don'ts.

Today is Anti-Bullying Day. But when is bullying not just bullying?

Yes, this is an actual question I have been asked.

So you might be asking yourself, "What does self-love and self-care have to do with my anti-racism journey?” Let me connect the dots.

We don't need to dream of a White Christmas. It is white. Below is a guest blog post from Karissa Crawley, a MAR Member and Co-Lead of...