combatting racism in education
The Anti-Racist Pedagogy Project is a video library that showcases pre-recorded talks by local community activists, students and educators in Montreal and Canada and transforms them into anti-racist educational resources for the classroom.
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world
- Nelson Mandela
We are growing
Help the Respond2Crisis team expand the library, connect with more video participants across the country and continue to provide opportunities for student interns.
Bring course materials to life by incorporating the voices of real people in our community that are overcoming racism.
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“Thank you and I have recommended this program to other teachers.”
“This project helps to integrate some of the more recent critical approaches to strategize both my own learning and pedagogy. It also facilitates a focus on contemporary issues relevant to local Montreal populations.”
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Thank you to our sponsors and supporters
This project was made possible with the generous support of sponsors, in-kind supporters and collaborators.
A big thank you to Dr. Kimberley Manning for her visionary and supervisory role at the onset of this project! And special thanks to the video participants for making this project possible.
Various centres, departments and groups at Concordia University provide funding: Black Studies at Concordia, the Centre for Teaching and Learning, the Department of Communication Studies, the Department of English, the Faculty of Arts and Science, the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, the Office of Community Engagement, the Department of Religions and Cultures, the School of Graduate Studies, the Simone de Beauvoir Institute, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and the SHIFT Centre for Social Transformation.
In-kind support is provided by: the Feminist Media Studio, the Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability at Concordia University, the Centre for Teaching and Learning, the Access in the Making Lab at Concordia University.
A special thanks to Access in the Making Lab (AIM) at Concordia for their continued efforts toward cultivating accessible spaces and practices. Check out their website for tools, resources and inspiration.
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We are growing
Help the Respond2Crisis team expand the video library, connect with more video participants across the country and continue to provide opportunities for student interns.