The Work

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

First Nations reserves in Canada are 90 times more likely to be without running water. It's World Water day. Great day for action.

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.

Spend your August reading BIPOC written books, with culturally diverse characters, with #ownvoices storylines. Kids, you could win a...

This month’s book list addresses themes of Reproductive Justice, body autonomy, consent, feminism (not just white feminism) and more.

Covid-19 has shone a light on the health disparities and inequities that exist and persist as a result of colonialism and systemic racism.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

People are not actually trying to understand cultural appropriation when they are asking about Halloween costumes.

The Orange Shirt Story is a gentle, accessible, and age appropriate introduction to the history of residential schools for younger children.

Irene asks her father “But why are you letting him take us?” and he turns away from her. Why do you think he does not answer this question?

Racism is entrenched in all of Canada's systems and institutions. This blog post is full of examples.

This week Moms Against Racism reviews Something Happened In Our Town: A Child's Story About Racial Injustice.

Why your anti-racist journey may feel like an emotional rollercoaster.

Racism is an abstract concept to those who have never experienced it.

Asking about someone's ethnicity is not something that should be asked but rather offered when that person chooses to share.