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What you'll learn

To recognize the scope of anti-Black violence and erasure in Canada's past and present.

To clarify the struggles for liberation undertaken by Black Canadians and celebrate their contributions to human rights and anti-racist practices.

To meaningfully heed Black-led calls in imagining anti-racist futures.

Skills you'll gain

Diversity Awareness

Advocacy

Community Development

Cultural Diversity

Immigration Law

World History

Performing Arts

Sociology

Music

Social Justice

Art History

Liberal Arts

Cultural Sensitivity

Music History

Public History

There are 4 modules in this course

This micro-course explores some of the major histories, migrations, artists and activists that have contributed to the presence and survival of Black people in Canada. The course tracks Canada’s evolving relationship to Blackness and Black people, while inviting learners to reflect upon the ways Canadian views of race and multiculturalism have influenced Black communities throughout the country. We invite you to reflect, dream, and think alongside some of today’s most prominent Black intellectuals as we examine the history of Black presence in Canada, and imagine vibrant Black Canadian futures.

Module 2: Migrations, Promises and Multiculturalism

Module 3: Black Canadian Civil Rights

Module 4: Freedom Dreaming: Beauty & Artistry in Black Canadian Life