Where Do Your Feelings Live?
By Catherine Hernandez, illustrated by Myriam Chery. HarperCollins Canada, 2022. 32 pages, $24.99.
Racism
Three Voices on Teaching About Environmental Racism
The ETFO podcast Elementary: A Podcast from the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario is going strong.
From the Editor
This fall issue of Voice is delivered as educators across the province settle into the new school year, one where we hope we can all focus on recovery and re-building after the years disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
From the Editor
With the summer women’s issue of Voice, we recognize not only the important contributions of ETFO women members but also the differential impacts of the pandemic and all of the cuts from the Ford Conservative government on women and other marginalized groups.
From the Editor
The spring issue of Voice is focussed on moving forward and organizing together for the change we want to see. The pandemic has been incredibly difficult for educators and other frontline workers and we all look forward to finally moving beyond it and rebuilding towards a future that centres equity and investment in public education, public services and communities.
Biindigen: You Are Welcome in This Place
Anika Guthrie reflects on systemic discrimination and anti-Indigenous racism and how these issues are highlighted in her community of Thunder Bay.
Me and My Hair
By Stephanie Duff. Westbow Press, 2020. 36 pages, $15.95.
The Fight for Black Lives
Velvet Lacasse writes about ETFO’s new resources designed to challenge anti-Black racism.
Interview with Tanitiã Munroe
Stephanie Fearon in conversation with Black queer mother, child and youth worker, PhD student and researcher Tanitiã Munroe.
From the Editor
With the fall issue of Voice, we are focussed on the safe reopening of schools and the ways in which we build community, particularly in these challenging times when the inequities that are always present, are laid bare.