A list provided by Dr. Delores Mullings, Social Work Educator:

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1. The Canadian Race Relations Foundation is offering a 5-course certification Program on “Learning About Racism.”  Link to: https://www.crrf-fcrr.ca/en/canada-beyond-150/learning-about-racism.  

2. For a resource on unpacking White privilege and racism, Download the #ETFO Re-Think, Re-Connect, Re-Imagine Guide, an extension of the White Privilege project and offers educators concrete suggestions for change.

3. Knowledge is critical to understanding, and a vital step in fighting racism in Canada and beyond. Toronto Public Library assembled a collection of books for adults, teens and kids on #BlackLivesMatter. Get started: https://t.co/FqeuoIIrWP
(https://twitter.com/torontolibrary/status/1267925663035637761?s=09)

4. Attached, City of Toronto's Confronting Anti-Black Racism (CABR) Strategy document (2017).

5. Attached, CABR Community Conversation Guide.

6. Attached, Ontario's Anti-Black Racism Strategy (2017).

7. Attached, Inclusive Language-Use Guide (2020) from the Alliance for Healthier Communities.   
8.  Link to https://docs.google.com/document/d/1de4xePkB6WzYqSWDaadJcujqNtN4X-T8_tkvWV1_FDM/mobilebasic?urp=gmail_link for resources on Black healing and supports.  

9. List of Black Owned Businesses In The GTA Open During COVID.

10. Link to: ‘What white privilege?’ ‘Why can’t you be more civil?’ Some FAQs about racism and answers you may find challenging, by Toronto Star Columnist Shree Paradkar.

11. Link to Equity At Work for free training resources on building equitable organizations.