How to apply for Ontario’s $250 per child ‘catch up’ payments  abiodunborisade.com/how-to-apply-f…

Anti-Black racism is a threat to public and population health in Canada. CMAJ Issues 41 and 42 centre the health of Black people and anti-Black racism in health care in Canada. Focus on Black health (Part 2): cmaj.ca/content/194/42 Black Health Education Collaborative #BlackHealth #BlackInMedicine

The community health centre TAIBU Community Health Centre delivers care based on the African cultural concepts of ubuntu and the Nguzo Saba to disrupt anti-Black racism in health care. Learn more (+ earn CPD credits): cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.… Black Health Education Collaborative #BlackHealth #CDNhealth #BlackInMedicine

Hi, y'all! This year the BGSA is proud to offer academic drop-in hours! Bring your academic works and applications to get feedback from fellow Black academics! The first session is next Monday (Nov. 14th) from 3-4 PM. Zoom link in bio 😃

Black and African Diaspora degree program at Dalhousie may be first in Canada, professor says halifaxexaminer.ca/black-nova-sco…

Join Department of Geography and Planning for its Intersections Speaker Series this week. "Black Geographies, Racial Capitalism and the Caribbean" will feature a panel discussion with profs Rachel Goffe, Beverley Mullings & Melanie Newton 🗓 Nov. 18 from 3-5 pm at Sidney Smith Hall #BlackResearchNetwork

Hello everyone! The BSWSA is hosting a virtual meet & greet event and YOU ARE INVITED! Please come out and connect with other UofT MSW & PhD Black students. We hope to see you all there! 🤎✊🏾

Happening this Tuesday. Make sure to register!

Let us take a moment to celebrate our children as we celebrate World Children’s Day! How can you show love, support and care to a child today?

📣📣📣friendly reminder of our event happening this Wednesday! We hope to see you all there! 📣📣📣📣

Congrats on making it through the academic semester! To celebrate, please join us on Wednesday, Dec 21 at 06:30 pm for our end of semester holiday celebration! We hope to see you there!

As we begin #BlackHistoryMonth, I am grateful for everyone who brought us Chloe Cooley’s story and to the entire Canada Post team for this great stamp! Happy Black Heritage Month #LdnOnt

The Black Social Work Student Association (BSWSA) at the University of Toronto would like to honour Black History Month for 2023 by celebrating Black joy and Black liberation. Stay tuned for upcoming events in honour of Black History Month.

If you love to sing it out - this event is for YOU! 🎤🎤 Please join us for a Karaoke night where you can sing & connect with other Black Social Work students in our faculty! Come join us for a night of fun, community & relaxation. 🎤🎤

Clubs bring us #JoyatUofT! In this Clubs feature for #BlackHistoryMonth, featured are Black student groups at U of T. 🖤 The Black Social Work Student Association (BSWSA) is a student group focused on supporting the needs of Black students at the Faculty of Social Work. ✊🏾 (1/3)

Are you a future health care or social work practitioner? Interested in learning more about safe supply? Join us on March 7 to talk about safe supply, why it's needed, and what you can do as a future practitioner! Register: bit.ly/3KuzInq

The Black Social Work Student Association (BSWSA) at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Social Work would like to invite Black identifying community members to an arts based workshop that will focus on Black joy and Black liberation. RSVP: eventbrite.ca/e/black-joy-bl…

March 9, 6:00-7:30 EST: Join us for a lecture by Dr. Delores V. Mullings, lead editor of Africentric Social Work, and Vice-Provost, EDI & Anti-Racism Memorial University, who will speak on Africentric #SocialWork by and for people of African descent: Register: eventbrite.ca/e/eracing-the-…

.Hart House is hosting a day of crafting, pampering, learning and connecting — all free of charge! Drop in at the Black Self-Care Fair next Tuesday, Feb. 28, 11am-2pm at the Hart House Reading Room. To learn more, please visit harthouse.ca/events/black-s… #UofT

The BSWSA is having a meet and greet (you may drop in and out as you need to) on Mon, Dec 4 at 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm in Rm SK 222. We invite all Black identifying social work students to join to meet fellow students and suggest ideas for the winter semester.