THE ONTARIO ALLIANCE OF BLACK SCHOOL EDUCATORS
THE ONTARIO ALLIANCE OF BLACK SCHOOL EDUCATORS
WHO WE ARE
The Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators (ONABSE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and facilitating the education of all students, African-Canadian students in particular, and establishing a coalition of Afro-Canadian educators and others directly involved in the educational process in Ontario.
ONABSE participates in numerous initiatives across Ontario in support of the African-Canadian community. This includes community outreach and advocacy in collaboration with several community partners, our annual conference, and partnering with stakeholders in education on policy development and implementation.
WHAT WE DO
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The Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators (ONABSE) is proud to announce the release of its groundbreaking report, Equity in Ontario Education: Anti-Black Racism Strategy Review beyond the Greater Toronto Area prepared by ONABSE Outreach Coordinator, Ella Nugent and President Deborah Buchanan-Walford. This critical report, launched on November 28, 2024, is the culmination of extensive interviews conducted with school boards across Ontario to evaluate their strategies for addressing and dismantling anti-Black racism within the education system.
ONABSE'S 2023 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: LEADERSHIP, LITERACY, AND BLACK EXCELLENCE THROUGH AN AFRO/AFRICENTRIC LENS
Our 8th annual provincial conference and annual general meeting was a wonderful, enriching weekend filled with fellowship, fun and Black empowerment.
On August 2, 2023, ONABSE participated in a press conference at Queen's Park calling on all education stakeholders in Ontario to reaffirm their commitments to anti-racism, equity and anti-oppression work in Ontario and simultaneously denounce all efforts to associate this work with bullying and harassment.