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IN THE MEDIA: NHL players press pause on playoffs but there is still a lot of ground to cover on equality

Stephen Quinn speaks with Carl James, Professor and Jean Augustine Chair in Education, Community and Diaspora at York University’s Faculty of Education, and Hockey Night in Canada analyst Harpreet Pandher on CBC’s The Early Edition about the action taken by hockey players and whether or not this can really recharge the conversation around ending racism. Carl James […]

IN THE MEDIA: Youth, Pride and COVID-19

With schools closed and community events cancelled due to COVID-19, LGBTQ2 youth expert Jen Gilbert says it’s more important than ever for young people to stay connected with each other online.

IN THE MEDIA: How parents should talk to their children about anti-black racism

Protests erupted across the United States, Canada, and the world over the weekend, as thousands demonstrated against racism and police brutality, specifically towards members of the Black community. These demonstrations, in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, aim to seek justice for George Floyd. Floyd was killed during an arrest in Minnesota on May […]

IN THE MEDIA: Down the TikTok Rabbit Hole

As the spread of the novel coronavirus forces people indoors, some have turned to recreating viral dance challenges on TikTok. The TikTok website says their mission is “to inspire creativity and bring joy.”

IN THE MEDIA: Assistant Professor Vidya Shah shares tips on how parents can encourage learning with their kids during COVID-19

Vidya Shah, Assistant Professor at York University’s Faculty of Education shares tips on how parents can encourage learning with their kids during COVID-19. Shah stresses the importance of acknowledging the difference between schooling and learning. “It’s important for parents to know that [learning] is happening all the time. When they are talking with their children, when […]

IN THE MEDIA: A ‘real balancing act:’ Ont., P.E.I. public schools kick off home learning amid COVID-19

Hundreds of thousands of Canadian public school students went back to school without leaving home on Monday, as a new learning-from-home framework amid the coronavirus pandemic officially got underway in Ontario and Prince Edward Island. John Ippolitto, an Associate Professor at York University’s Faculty of Education as well as a father of three elementary school […]