Membership Awarded to Talented Course Director Dr. Lorin Schwarz
Faculty of Education course director Dr. Lorin Schwarz is the recipient of an awarded membership presented by the International Psychohist...
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The Conversation: Why you shouldn’t be afraid of critical race theory — Podcast
Critical race theory has a lot of people upset. In the United States, some parents are calling for schools to ban critical race theory...
The Conversation: Why critical race theory should inform schools
Some parents have been raising concerns about the teaching of critical race theory in public schools in the United States...
The Conversation: Emotional intelligence is life and death where I’m from
Jermaine Brown became Toronto’s 15th homicide victim of 2006. His murderers shot him five times — once in each of his legs, twice in his...
The Conversation: ‘Parental rights’ lobby puts trans and queer kids at risk
The political right’s current strategy for fighting against LGBTQ+ equality is to frame discussions about sexuality and gender in school as..
In the media: Educational policy, Online Learning, and Equity during COVID-19
Beyhan Farhadi, a post-doctoral researcher in the Faculty of Education at York University, discusses the relationship between educational...
The Conversation: 5 ways school boards can address racial injustice
Schools and school boards struggle to respond to racism - and continue to fail to dismantle systemic barriers that affect Indigenous, Black..
In the media: Securing Black Futures Brings High Schoolers to UBC
Annette Henry, a professor of language and literacy education at the University of British Columbia, knows Black students in Canada feel...
In the media: 'Young, Gifted and Black': Dalhousie prof works to show Black students they're not alone
A national project led by Black researchers designed to get more Black youth interested in post-secondary education has joined forces with Dalhousie University to offer three different summer programs.
In the media: Black alienation in academic life begins in high school - study
A first-of-its-kind national database tracking the lived experiences and unique challenges of Black youth as they navigate the university world will be unveiled later this year, with far-reaching implications for researchers and students alike.