Grade Six and Just Getting Started
Voice in conversation with student activist Rihanna Harris.
anti-Black racism
Building a Union for All
ETFO’s Annual Meeting is an opportunity for educators from around Ontario to come together and set the union’s priorities for the upcoming year. For four days, educators receive financial reports, engage in debate and vote on policies pertaining to bargaining, equity and social justice goals.
Supporting Black Male Students in the Face of Anti-Black Stereotypes
In a recent episode of Elementary, ETFO member and author Matthew Morris talked about his new book, Black Boys Like Me.
Building in and with Community
Anti-Poverty Activist Paul Taylor talks about growing up under Mike Harris, political and systemic solutions to food insecurity and rejecting the charity model.
The Power of Representation
Chad Mills reflects on why public schools need more Black educators.
Generation Black: You're Next!
An ETFO-lead symposium focussed on encouraging Black individuals to consider teaching as a career path.
Cultivating Black Girls' E.S.T.E.E.M.
Stephanie Fearon speaks with Black E.S.T.E.E.M. founder and President Shayle Graham about her work creating STEM spaces beyond the classroom.
ETFO's Anti-Black Racism Strategy Update
ETFO’s Anti-Black Racism Work Group provides an overview of our latest efforts to promote equity and inclusiveness.
From the Editor
This year, ETFO members have been working full out to support students and to challenge the government for the investment our public schools need.
Me and My Hair
By Stephanie Duff. Westbow Press, 2020. 36 pages, $15.95.