Explore industry, culture and community through this selection of stories and interviews.
Curator Dayo Kefentse presents Generation X Marks the Spot, exploring Black history in Mississauga. This exhibition features an audio documentary that looks back at the late 1980s and reveals how young activists with the Black Action Defense Committee (BADC) sparked change after a shooting involving a Black teen in Mississauga.
The University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law marks an exciting new chapter in its history, as they unveiled the renewed law building and a fresh communications strategy to lead them into the future.
In July 2023, more than 20 African community and housing advocates, including the Rwandan Canadian Healing Centre, joined together to bring attention to the increasing refugee crisis in Toronto’s downtown core.
On the International Day for People of African Descent, a new report that scans Canadian social studies curricula reveals inconsistencies in Black Canadian representation and Black history content across the country.
The Grand Erie District School Board (GEDSB) has launched a series of videos that highlight how racism is impacting the GEDSB community. The series was developed by video production house Atomic Spark, and created in collaboration with DAYO Media & Communications.
Jonathan Michel, a renowned bassist, composer, and producer based out of Brooklyn, New York is starting 2023 by headlining a show at the Jazz Bistro in Toronto. A man of many genres, his musical background includes RnB, jazz and gospel. The common thread? A clear line between the Black