Black History in Canada

Recommended fiction and non-fiction works for schools K-12.

Collection of Black Canadian educational resources.

"Over the course of several classes, students will reflect on why certain groups of individuals are motivated to turn to unions or support organizations. With the help of the article titled “Black Women Lead the Way,” published in Kayak, students will explore how Black people have been able to open doors that were previously closed to them because of their race." -- from course information

Four teacher guides focusing on social justice and change. Suitable for Grades 6-10.

Multiple articles and teaching plans across different types of diversity. Particularly relevant: Racial and Cultural Diversity, Privilege in the Media.

Seven lesson plans covering a wide range of media topics (historical blackface, lack of diversity, bias in news, etc). Specific to Canada. Suitable for Grades 7-12.

List of many types of Black Canadian resources curated by Dr. Natalie Henry-Dixon of York U.

Series of 52 educational videos on various aspects of Black culture, people, and history.