Future Black Female

Enjoy the full program with access to all main activities.

Day 1 General Admission - Regular

Profitez du programme complet avec accès à toutes les activités principales.

Admission générale - Régulier

LXCL:Enjoy the full program with access to all main activities.

Day 1 Group of 3 ($100/ticket)

LXCL:Profitez du programme complet avec accès à toutes les activités principales.

Groupe de 3 (100 $ / billet)

Day 1Group of 5($100/ticket)

Groupe de 5 (100 $ / billet)

Day 1 Group of 7 ($100/ticket)

Groupe de 7 (100 $ / billet)

Day 1 Group of 10 ($100/ticket)

Groupe de 10 (100 $ / billet)

Day 2 - Free General Admission

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Conference Overview “Breaking the Cycle” is a two-day conference dedicated to deepening understanding and driving meaningful change in how Black children experience the Canadian school system. Through powerful dialogue, data-driven insights, and community collaboration, this event seeks to dismantle anti-Black racism and systemic inequities in education while equipping educators, policymakers, and parents with the tools to foster inclusive, equitable learning environments. Day One: Building Inclusive Systems (Ticketed) Friday, April 24, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Brock University  Audience: Educators, administrators, superintendents, school board   representatives, policy and program developers. Focus: Black inclusion within educational systems. Day One is designed to engage those who shape and influence school policies and practices. The goal is to confront systemic barriers impacting Black students and begin reimagining education through an anti-racist and equity-driven lens. Participants will:<ul><li>Learn about the realities of anti-Black racism in schools and its impact on children’s academic achievement and emotional wellbeing.</li><li>Explore ways to create classrooms where Black students feel safe, seen, and supported - spaces that affirm their identities and enable them to thrive.</li><li>Examine current data and research highlighting disparities and challenges faced by Black students.</li><li>Hear directly from Black youth through a dynamic Youth Experience Panel, offering lived perspectives on navigating the school system.</li><li>Participate in capacity-building workshops focused on dismantling anti-Black racism, inclusive pedagogy, and policy reform.</li><li>Gain insight from a distinguished Keynote Speaker who will challenge conventional frameworks and inspire systemic change.</li></ul>Outcome:To strengthen institutional commitment to equity, foster accountability, and spark advocacy toward creating inclusive, affirming, and effective educational environments for Black students. Day Two: Empowering Black Families (Free) Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM | St. Catharines <div> </div>Audience: Black parents, caregivers, and community members.<div> </div>Focus: Advocacy, awareness, and empowerment.<div> </div>Day Two centers the voices and experiences of Black families, equipping them with knowledge and strategies to advocate for their children’s educational success. It will explore the challenges Black students face and the systemic barriers that affect their learning journeys.<div> </div>Participants will:<div> </div><ul><li>Learn about the realities of anti-Black racism in schools and its impact on children’s academic and emotional wellbeing.</li><li>Explore practical tools and resources for advocacy within schools and at the board level.</li><li>Connect with local opportunities for engagement, such as the Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committees.</li><li>Hear from a Keynote Speaker and Youth Panel reflecting on solutions and resilience.</li><li>Engage in interactive workshops focused on parental empowerment, navigating school systems, and fostering home-school collaboration.</li></ul><div> </div>Outcome:To empower parents and caregivers as advocates and partners in education, strengthening the bridge between home, school, and community. <a href="https://www.futureblackfemale.com/all-events/breaking-the-cycle%3A-understanding-the-educational-experiences-of-black-children-in-canada." target="_blank">https://www.futureblackfemale.com/all-events/breaking-the-cycle%3A-understanding-the-educational-experiences-of-black-children-in-canada.</a>

Breaking The Cycle: Understanding the Educational Experiences of Black Children in Canada.

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Future Black Female

Briser le cycle : Comprendre les expériences éducatives des enfants noirs au Canada.

1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way

Admission générale - Régulier

120 $

Groupe de 3 (100 $ / billet)

300 $

Groupe de 5 (100 $ / billet)

500 $

Groupe de 7 (100 $ / billet)

700 $

Groupe de 10 (100 $ / billet)

1 000 $

Day 2 - Free General Admission

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