Nothing for us, without us: Anti-Black racism in Canadian city planning

This School of Cities examines the marginalization of Black communities in Canadian urban planning, highlighting the exclusion of Black leadership and businesses from decision-making processes. Directed by Ricardo Lopez-McDonald, it features insights from experts including Cheryll Case, Amina Yasin, and Kofi Hope. This resource is useful for cooperatives, non-profit housing providers, tenants groups. Topics include: racism, urban development, gentrification, University of Toronto