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Youth Research and Evaluation eXchange

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Black Youth Voice

How might we support the meaningful representation, engagement, inclusion, and belonging of Black youth? What are strategies and processes for authentically centering and amplifying their voices and experiences?

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EVIDENCE BRIEF

The N-Word: Four Empowering Responses for Black Youth

FACTSHEET

Defining Anti-Black Racial Microaggressions

EVIDENCE BRIEF

Confronting Anti-Black Microaggressions: Strategies for Black Youth and Non-Black Allies

FACTSHEET

So, What IS an Anti-Black Microaggression? 50 Examples from Black Youth

Shahaddah Jack – “It’s Time to Wake Up”

Black Youth Leaders Spotlight // Episode 1 // Storytelling ft. Tayo Bero

Black Youth Leaders Spotlight // Episode 2 // The Importance of Research ft. Tiyondah Fante-Coleman

Black Youth Leaders Spotlight // Episode 3 // Creating Positive Change ft. Kahiye Warsame

Black Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing

How might we develop practices, programs, and policies that merge mental health literacy with an intersectional and healing-centered approach specific to Black youth?

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EVIDENCE BRIEF

Five Practices to Promote Mental Health Among Black Youth in Team Sports

FACTSHEET

TAKE 5: Black Youth Mental Health

RESEARCH SUMMARY

Factors That Contribute to the Mental Health of Black Youth

REX BLOG

The Future of Healing: Shifting From Trauma-Informed Care to Healing-Centered Engagement

From Trauma-Informed Care to Healing-Centered Engagement: Dr. Shawn Ginwright

Towards Mental Wellness // In Conversation with Dr. Oyedeji Ayonrinde

Arts-Based Approaches to Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing // Part 1

Opening Up: Creating Healing Spaces for Young Blacks Men

Intersectional Identities

How might we centre the whole stories of Black youth in our practices and programs?

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BLOG POST

Writing Myself Into Existence: An Essay on the Erasure of Black Indigenous Identity in Canadian Education

FACTSHEET

The 4Es Framework for Culturally Relevant Family Support & Engagement

TOOLKIT

Black and LGBTQ: Approaching Intersectional Conversations

BLOG POST

Colorism in the Black Community: Perspectives on Light-Skinned Privilege

Intersectional Identities ft. Leo Edwards // Intersectionality in the Human Services Field

Intersectional Identities ft. Leo Edwards // Eight Steps to Applying an Intersectional Analysis

Highlight // Rania El Mugammar // Practicing #Intersectionality in Youth Work

Black Youth #MentalHealth // What Makes a 'Good Life?' // Closing Workshop by YouthREX

Confessions of a D Girl: Colorism and Global Standards of Beauty | Chika Okoro | TEDxStanford

Allyship

How might non-Black allies/accomplices/advocates centre the voices and experiences of Black youth, families, and communities?

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EVIDENCE BRIEF

Promising Practices for the Economic Empowerment of Black Youth: Institutional Actions Against Anti-Black Racism

FACTSHEET

20 'Simple Things' to Centre Black Youth Wellbeing

INFOGRAPHIC

The SIDE Theory of Change for the Economic Empowerment of Black Youth

TOOLKIT

Navigating the Education System

Allyship ft. Kearie Daniel

Allyship ft. Likwa Nkala

Allyship ft. Vidya Shah

How to Be An Ally // Dwayne Morgan

Resources on Anti-Black Racism

RESPONDING TO ANTI BLACK RACISM

Organizational Resources

DOING RIGHT

Good Youth Work Practices

DOING RIGHT

Doing Right Together for Black Youth

BEEP

Economic Empowerment of Black Youth in Ontario