Black History Month
Black communities have contributed so much to our country to make it the diverse and prosperous nation it is today. Their history is barely spoken about, so we must take it upon ourselves to educate ourselves and push for change.
As part of Talk Future Canada's promise to create a diverse environment and push for change, we're celebrating Black History Month and giving a platform to Black creators and activists. Our posts for the month will discuss issues Black communities face and all resources from our posts will be linked here!
The Black LGBTQ+ Community
When we talk about helping the LGBTQ+ community, our conversation also needs to include Black LGBTQ+ communities. Racialized people of the LGBTQ+ community face many challenges, and the Black LGBTQ+ community is no exception. They face challenges specific to them and it is crucial that we listen, learn, and work to tackle those issues.
Anti-Black Racism Around the World
We must learn to call it out and call our leaders to make a change and work together to eliminate anti-Black racism. We must also amplify their voices. Let’s strive for a world of equality and diversity.
How COVID-19 Has Disproportionately Hit Black Communities
This is an example of the importance of social determinants of health when we talk about public health. Pandemic or not, these social and economic barriers continue to impact racialized groups.
Opportunities for Students
STEM Opportunities
Art Opportunities
Anti-Black Racism in Healthcare
Our healthcare system can no longer overlook the issue of anti-Black racism and its impact on the health of Black communities. Our fight against public health crises and for equality cannot be won if we do not address these issues
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