At Gulfstream PS, fostering inclusivity and promoting cultural understanding are integral parts of the educational experience. Recently, the school introduced an innovative program called The
As a teacher, creating a safe and inclusive learning environment for your students is a top priority. he Black Excellence program offers a series of four 90-minute workshops designed to encourage critical reflection and creative expression. By requiring your students to participate, you’re providing them with a unique opportunity to explore their Personal, Social, and Ethnic identities while challenging the ideology of Black as a monolith or homogeneous identity.
We hosted a 4 week program and worked with staff and students to produce a student-lead African Heritage Assembly. The assembly featured dancing, poetry, singing,
WE ARE A PART OF A RHYTHM NATION!! “With music by our side to break the color lines. Let’s work together to improve our way
Highlight video from the Just BGRAPHIC after school program. source
Just BGRAPHIC came into St. Edmund Campion high school in Brampton to help produce the 2013 Culture fest. The students had 16 hours to learn
We asked students from St. Edmund Campion how parents can connect and support with their students who LOVE the arts source
February is Black History Month, a time when we celebrate the achievements and contributions of people of African descent. However, it’s important to remember that
Maya Angelou or originally known as Marguerite Annie Johnson was dancer, singer, social rights activist and most importantly a world-famous African American poet who had
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