Exploring Black Communities in Canada Through Film
Blog - explanation and preview of selected study guide pages
Study Guide - Ages 13+, requires signing in to NFB CAMPUS. Create an account for the first time here (staff only).
- Blog: Teach Citizenship Education Through Animated Films
For Black History Month, teachers have a unique opportunity to connect students to the history and the social and cultural contributions of Black people in Canada. These animated films make conversations around Black History Month possible with students while highlighting aspects of citizenship education. As teachers, we have a front-row seat to the increasing need for our students to develop capabilities needed in the 21st century, capabilities such as the ability to speak the truth, to think both critically and historically, and to celebrate and collaborate across differences. - Guide: Exploring Black Communities Through FilmAges 13+. Learn about the history and experiences of Black, African, and Caribbean Canadians through this comprehensive study guide PDF.
- Playlist: The Impact and Influence of Black Music5 films, Ages 15-17. Art, and specifically music, affect us in ways that are difficult to articulate but somehow manage to clarify concepts and ideas in a manner we can relate to and understand. This selection of films uses music from Black artists to take us through the Black community’s lived experience.
- Playlist: Black Communities in Canada: A Rich History
30 films, Ages 15-17, some requiring sign in to NFB CAMPUS
Ninth Floor (Film with Mini-Lessons)
Ninth Floor - Ages 15-18 - Guiding Question: How do racism and discrimination affect quality of life, and how can I help foster greater social unity?