This video was produced by York University’s Office of Alumni Engagement.

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Members of Youth Research and Evaluation Exchange (YouthREX) based at the School of Social Work at York University returned for the second part of a discussion on the current groundswell of protests about anti-Black racism. In the first part of their discussion (also available to watch on our Knowledge Hub), they asked: Will this be the ONE that finally energizes us all to dismantle anti-Black racism forever so we can create a better future for Black youth? In this second part, they explored possible multi-sectoral actions towards creating a more equitable Ontario for Black youth and their families. They took questions from participants – both unanswered questions from part one and new ones.

Featuring Dr. Uzo Anucha, Provincial Academic Director of YouthREX / York Research Chair in Youth and Contexts of Inequity and Associate Professor at the School of Social Work; Cyril J. Cromwell, Learning & Development Manager, YouthREX; and Amina Hagar and Rahma Siad Togane, Research Assistants at YouthREX and York University Undergraduate Student and PhD Candidate respectively.