Interested in learning more about Black History locally and in Canada?
This year’s federal theme is Black Excellence: A Heritage to Celebrate; a Future to Build.
There are many opportunities locally to find resources and hear from members of the community on Black Excellence.
The Dufferin County Canadian Black Association is hosting a free event in partnership with the Museum of Dufferin on Feb. 24th at Grace Tipling Hall.
Learn more HERE.
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The Orangeville Public Library features books that tie into this year’s Black History Month theme: “A Heritage to Celebrate; a Future to Build”.
There is also a display of great books at the Alder Library.
Find the list HERE.
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This month, Tales on the Trail at Island Lake Conservation Area features ‘AFRO No!’, a book written by young local author Amaya James.
Over at Terra Cotta Conservation Area, Meet Willie O’Ree by Elizabeth MacLeod is on display.
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Follow the Dufferin County Canadian Black Association on social media for ongoing information, profiles, and opportunities to learn.
