ARC:Anti-Black Racism and Child Welfare

This resource was created through the One Vision One Voice (OVOV) program to inform African Canadian families of how anti-Black racism can operate in child welfare. It offers African Canadian families support and guidance about how to navigate and interact with the system

Webinar recording and transcript from EmbraceRace featuring child psychologist Dr. Allison Briscoe-Smith

Toolkit developed by and for people of African ancestry to support healing in the face of historical oppression and
contemporary sociopolitical cultural trauma

This non-profit community legal clinic delivers legal aid services to low and no income Black/African Canadians in Ontario

Directory of African Canadian health and community service providers

These tips are designed to help parents of all backgrounds talk to their children about race

Article by author Jennifer Harvey. A related resource featuring Harvey is also available here

Article with information for speaking to children of different ages as well as giving Black children "the talk"

Article from Child Mind Institute providing guidelines for parents and caregivers to help children understand and deal with troubling news about race and violence

Part 1 and 2 of Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism, a town hall for children and families