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Back-to-School Reminders for Educators: Antiracism Edition
Being an anti-racist educator is not solely about what activities, lessons or resources we use, rather it is the ways we show up everyday.
MAR Education Advocacy Team
Sep 8, 20214 min read
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Vanessa's Story: My Experience of Moms Against Racism
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.
MAR Admin Team
Jun 22, 20216 min read
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How to be an Ally this Canada Day.
“Canada Day” is on the horizon. Can we honourably celebrate a nation built on genocide and enslavement?
Kerry Cavers
Jun 16, 20213 min read
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25+ Diverse Books on Reparations
Many think of Reparations just in terms of financial compensation but reparations is really about repairing relationships.
Kerry Cavers
Jun 6, 202116 min read
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Racism and Maternal Mental Health
Giving birth should, ideally, be a joyous event. For many, it is more complicated.
Pat Baxter
May 26, 20214 min read
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Reproductive Justice and Anti-Racism
It must be understood, reproductive services seen as fundamental rights for the privileged are not available for all; by design.
Becky Leyva
May 20, 20215 min read
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25 Diverse Books on Reproductive Justice.
This month’s book list addresses themes of Reproductive Justice, body autonomy, consent, feminism (not just white feminism) and more.
Kerry Cavers
May 8, 202122 min read
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Covid-19 Shines a Light on Health Inequities.
Covid-19 has shone a light on the health disparities and inequities that exist and persist as a result of colonialism and systemic racism.
MAR Healthcare Advocacy Team
Apr 10, 20219 min read
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25 Diverse Books on Health Equity & the Environment.
25 titles ranging from children's board books to Adult non-fiction on Health, the Environment, and Equity that you can add to your library.
Caitlin Baker
Apr 5, 202114 min read
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Meal Planning as Self-Care
The term "meal planning" can either cause joy or strike fear in the heart of many a household leader.
Pat Baxter
Mar 28, 20214 min read
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What Kind of Mother Are You?
You are either supporting the status quo - systemic racism - or actively working to dismantle it. There is no in between.
Kerry Cavers
Mar 24, 20213 min read
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Steps to Become a Revolutionary Mother.
Revolutionary Mothering is the idea that mothering also means building community and and ensuring survival for the future generation.
Becky Leyva
Mar 16, 20215 min read
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Include Play in Your Anti-Racism Journey.
Take a moment to play. It doesn’t matter at what, or where, or how. The secret is to make it playful.
Pat Baxter
Mar 14, 20213 min read
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Boundaries + Burnout
Setting boundaries help you to be able to keep showing up to this very important anti-racism work without burning out.
Symbia Barnaby
Feb 28, 20216 min read
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Black History Month Takeaways for Parents: The Do's and the Don'ts.
For Parents: A summary of some Black History Month Do's and Don'ts.
Becky Leyva
Feb 27, 20216 min read
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When #PinkShirtDay is a (white)wash.
Today is Anti-Bullying Day. But when is bullying not just bullying?
Jessica Sproat
Feb 24, 20213 min read
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Do Black People Drink Coffee?
Yes, this is an actual question I have been asked.
Kerry Cavers
Feb 10, 20213 min read
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Self-Love, Self-Care + Anti-Racism
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.
Symbia Barnaby
Jan 31, 20214 min read
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How To Conduct A Diversity Book Audit
A diversity audit reveals which voices are missing and/or underrepresented in your personal library. Here's the steps on how to do one.
Caitlin Baker
Jan 18, 20217 min read
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Take Down The Statues: Sir John A. Macdonald.
Whether you believe him to be a hero or not depends on if you believe genocide and slavery are just means to create a nation.
Becky Leyva
Jan 11, 20216 min read
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