Dawn Samuel considers best practices for inclusion and engagement, focusing on promoting positive interactions with Black students and their families and acknowledging histories and experiences of systemic discrimination.
The summer issue of Voice is our women’s issue, an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements of our women’s programs and our women members.
Angelique Cancino-Thompson considers how microaggressions affect women teachers, particularly those who are racialized, and what we can all do about it.
Natasha Henry provides guidance for selecting appropriate, culturally relevant Black-focused books.
Matthew Morris reflects on the impact of school culture on black students and the need for schools to change.
Voice speaks with civil rights lawyer and Ryerson University’s Sam Ginden Chair in Social Justice and Democracy Kiké Roach.
Izida Zorde in Conversation with LeRoi Newbold.
As a founding member of Pride-HouseTO, ETFO shares the goal of ensuring that there is a place for everyone in sport – from playground to podium.
As a teacher federation, ETFO has a lot in common with other unions and teacher federations.
Canada is changing: we are rapidly becoming a more diverse country.