Report on Lord Dalhousie’s History on Slavery and Race
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History
Black Burial Grounds and Cemeteries
Scholarly Panel Image Credit: Ontario’s Historical Plagues Learning Resources Key Concepts/Themes historical significance, historical perspective, cause and consequence, continuity and change, community Curriculum Topics 19th century, 20th century, community, settlement, Grade Levels 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Downloads Download Lesson Plan (PDF): “Black Burial Grounds and Cemeteries in Canada Download Report
Resistance to Slavery in Nova Scotia
Contributors Learning Resources Key Concepts/Themes The past and how its affects the present and future, Sovereignty, Justice and the evolution of Nova Scotian justice, African Nova Scotian resistance and resilience, Respond to texts, Primary sources Curriculum Topics Social Studies 7 (adapted), English Language Arts, Canadian History, African Canadian Studies, Global History Grade Levels 9,10, 11,12.
Black History in Canada: Education Guide
Created by Historica Canada Canada has a long and rich history of Black people contributing to its evolution, yet the complex history of Black Canadians is often left out of mainstream historical narratives. Check out our two NEW resources below: a video and an education guide exploring Black history in Canada. Learn about the struggles,
St. Catharines Black Beauty Contest, 1928
Contributors Learning Resources Download Download Article (PDF): St. Catharines Black Beauty Contest 1928
Portia White: A Vibrant Presence
Contributors Learning Resources Downloads Curriculum Rationale Lesson Plans Portia White Presentation Segregation in Canada Presentation Viewing Questions for Portia White Video Watch the Video (8 min)
Celebrating Black Musics & Histories in Unama’ki
Join the Centre for Sound Communities for this fascinating program on Wednesday, Nov. 16 and Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022 — workshop, talks, symposium & concert — all free and open to the public! Click the poster above to view the details. There is also a special Teaching Professional Development Day on Friday, Nov. 18, featuring
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