| Compiled by Gary Pieters, M.Ed.
Research
- Literature Review: Africentric Schools
Author/Contributors: Various
Source: TDSB
- Cdn Race Relations Foundation - DIRECTIONS vol 4 no 1
Author/Contributors: Various including Gary Pieters
Source: Canadian Race Relations Foundation
- Disproportionate Impact, the Safe Schools Act and Racial Profiling in Schools
Author: Gary Pieters
Source: Educator and Web Site Owner
- The Role of Afrocentricity in the Inclusive Curriculum in Canadian Schools .pdf File | Summary
Author: George Dei
Source: Canadian Journal of Education 21, 2 (1996): 170-186
- Missing: Black Self-Representations in Canadian Educational Research
.pdf File
Author: Annette Henry
Source: Canadian Journal of Education 18:3 (1993)
- Successful Practices in the Education of Black Students
Author: Dr. Asa Hilliard et. al.
Source: Ontario Literacy and Numeracy Secretariat
- Improving the Success of
African Nova Scotian Students Findings of the Research Pilot Project
Presenter: Carole Olsen, Superintendent of Education
Source: Halifax Regional School Board (12/2003)
- Anti-Black Racism In Canada
A Report on the Canadian Government’s Compliance with
the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination Source: African Canadian Legal Clinic
- Different Perceptions of Race in Education: Racial Minority and White Teachers .pdf File
Author: Paul R. Carr and Thomas R. Klassen
Source: Canadian Journal of Education 22, 1 (1997): 67-81
- Afrocentricity: The Theory of Social Change
Speaker: Molefi Asante
- Challenging the Genius: Excellent Education for Children
Perspectives from Presenters at a Conference on Afrocentric Models of Schooling
Source: Afrocentric Schools Association
- Empowering Education for Marginalized Youth in Toronto Report
Author: Laura Metcalfe et. al.
Source: For Youth Initiative
- Racism, Violence and Health Project
Prepared by Chris Williams and Jennifer Clarke working with Carl James and Akua Benjamin.
Source: Dalhousie University
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Chapter 16: Equity Considerations
Volume IV: Making It Happen
Source: Royal Commission on Learning
- A Different Booklist Resources for Educators
Compiled by Itah Sadu
Source: A Different Booklist
- Making the Case for African-Centred Schools
Author: George Dei
- A New Look At Afrocentric Curriculum
Author: Samuel A. Iyewarun
- A Selected Bibliography of
African Canadian History
Compiled by David W. States AND Crystal D. Mulder
Source: The Global African Community
- African American Language Styles in Afrocentric Schools
Author: Keisha M. Josephs
- African-Canadian and Other Minority Children and Youth at Risk: Systems and Strategies to Stimulate Survival and Viability .pdf File
Author: V. D’Oyley with the assistance of P. Kakembo , I. McFarlane, C. Perry, C. L. Andruske, C. George.
Source: Canadian Education Statistics Council
- Eliminating Racism in the Classroom
by Richard Morgan, D'Youville College
Source: EdChange.org
- Schooling in Babylon, Babylon in School:
When Racial Profiling and Zero Tolerance Converge
Author: R. Patrick Solomon and Howard Palmer
Source: Canadian Journal of Educational Administration and Policy, Issue #33, September 1, 2004
- English Language and Communication Issues for African and Caribbean Immigrant Youth in Toronto
Author: Jacqueline L. Scott
Source: Coalition of Visible Minority Women (Ontario) Inc.
- Racelessness in a Canadian Context? Exploring the Link Between Black Students’ Identity, Achievement, and Mental Health .pdf File
Author: Andrea Smith and Richard N. Lalonde
Source: Journal of Black Psychology / May 2003
- Curriculum as Cultural Practice: Postcolonial Imagination .pdf File
Author: Yatta Kanu
Source: Journal of the Canadian Association for Curriculum Studies, Volume 1 Number 1 Spring 2003
- Mis-Education: The Need To Develop Effective Educational Strategies
For Young People OF African Descent
Author: Makeda J. Graham
- Canadian Black Heritage in the Third Millennium
- Ebony Roots, Northern Soil: Perspectives on Blackness in Canada
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