Conference
Tags: anti-Black racism, Black Students, Black youth wellbeing, conference, education systemBreaking the Cycle Conference
Future Black FemaleFuture Black Female is hosting a two-day conference, Breaking the Cycle, dedicated to deepening understanding and driving meaningful change in how Black children experience the Canadian school system.
Day Two is a free event which centers the voices and experiences of Black families, equipping them with knowledge and strategies to advocate for their children’s educational success. It will explore the challenges Black students face and the systemic barriers that affect their learning journeys.
Participants will:
- Learn about the realities of anti-Black racism in schools and its impact on children’s academic and emotional wellbeing.
- Explore practical tools and resources for advocacy within schools and at the board level.
- Connect with local opportunities for engagement, such as the Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committees.
- Hear from a Keynote Speaker and Youth Panel reflecting on solutions and resilience.
- Engage in interactive workshops focused on parental empowerment, navigating school systems, and fostering home-school collaboration.
Date: April 25, 2026
Location: Brock University
Click on the Learn More link for more details and to register!
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