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This is why we will Rally. The OHRC excuses are not acceptable. There needs to be a fulsome inquiry into the anti-Black racism in Ontario’s education system. Black students are human and their rights matter. RALLY WITH US! June 25 2022 1:00 pm eventbrite.ca/e/rally-for-bl…

“pro life” but no baby formula on the shelves? yeah okay.

Unveiling Heroes of the Block is finally here!!!! Big Thanks to all the amazing Artists! Link in bio for more This project is presented in partnership with @Culture_TO @HeritageToronto City of Toronto Confronting Anti-Black Racism Unit and Toronto Arts Council & Toronto Arts Foundation

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Did you know Sesame Street was originally created for black and brown inner city kids? A THREAD

, MISSING: Madeline Williams-Dominie, 14 - Last seen July 19, at 5 pm, Adelaide St W + Peter St - 5'9, 150, curly/braided long brown hair, brown eyes - Pink top with zigzag mesh stripes, thigh high shorts - Pink bandana in her hair - Anyone with info 416 808-5200 #GO1384917 ^dh

“In this reclaiming, we can begin to build and invest in the continent too, which in turn invests in ourselves and decolonizes this idea of what blackness is. We get to define it for ourselves now.” QUEEN KUKOYI Afrofuturist Digital Artist + Exec. Director BSAMCanada

Afraspektion is an event you don't want to miss! Come join RiversideBIA X OddSide Arts for a day of fun, we'll be celebrating and highlighting the contributions and creativity of the Afrodiaspora. #BlackOwned Business #SupportBlackArtists #OddSideArts #RiversideBIA

Nichelle Nichols — television pioneer and Star Trek’s original Uhura — has passed away at the age of 89. Our deepest condolences to her family, friends and fans. May her memory LLAP — always.

The @waterfrontbia and Waterfront Toronto are seeking applications for an Artist Residency opportunity. The aim is to activate underutilized spaces and to draw new audiences to the waterfront. 🎨 👩‍🎨 For more details please visit bit.ly/3BT82Tv

🎉CALL FOR ARTISTS! Be a part of the CreateSpace Public Art Forum 2023. 📅Register for the info session on Nov 8 and apply by Nov 27 (English and French applications available): bit.ly/3rEzgIQ

Daniel R. Smith was one of the last surviving children of an enslaved person, and a reminder that slavery in the United States existed just two lifetimes ago. wapo.st/3DcIMcC

2023 OYA Scale Up Immersive Media Lab cohort 2 Participants: ⭐️Sharrae Lyon, Ohm Anahata Inc ⭐️@Tendisai, Tendisai ⭐️QUEEN KUKOYI & Nicole Nico Taylor, OddSide Arts ⭐️@jadieldowlin, Istmo Productions ⭐️William Selviz, RENDRD Media

Black students should not have to face anti-Black racism while at school. York Memorial students are standing up for their right to an equitable education, and we will continue to stand by them! #memostrikes

Join us for MADE WITH VIBRANIUM, Thursday, February, 2nd for a fireside chat & Zine Jam on the thematic and symbolic influence of the Black Panther films to investigate the idea and formations of burgeoning Black futures. For more info check out the link in our OddSide Arts Bio.

BEYOND THE SOIL is an exhibit that explores textiles and patterns as modes of communicating our creation stories, inspired by African diaspora quilting practices & histories. Visit the rotunda of Toronto’s City Hall (100 Queen St W) from February 21-24 to view the

'Beyond The Soil' is not taking place in #TorontoDanforth but I'm asking @tdndp to help #Amplify for the folks from OddSide Arts "We are extending our call for submissions until September 10th at 11:59PM!" linktr.ee/OddSideArts h/t QUEEN KUKOYI @findinnico Scarborough Arts

This summer, Montréal-based CreateSpace artist Ra’anaa Yaminah Ekundayo exhibited Elemental, a public artwork exploring the nuanced dualities of Black identity. Hear about Ra’anaa’s artistic approach in the project video: youtube.com/watch?v=WuBfRm…

As Pride month is coming to an end we want to take the time to highlight one of our alum. Meet Queen Kukoyi (QUEEN KUKOYI) a Black, Gender-Queer, Neurodivergent, Mad Multidisciplinary Artist and alum from our Scale Up Immersive Accelerator Program. #PrideMonth #Pride2024

On Mar 13, join QUEEN KUKOYI and Jasmine Vanstone of OddSide Arts for a drop-in workshop! Explore Akan cosmology and Adinkra symbols and experiment with collaging and printmaking to create works that reflect cultural identity and personal narratives. ➡️artmuseum.utoronto.ca/program/a-jour…