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Jean Augustine sees future in the past

Jean Augustine sees future in the past Former MP Jean Augustine, who was instrumental in getting February recognized as Black History Month nationally 25 years ago. Photo by Michael Swan February 5, 2021 At this pivotal moment in the conversation around anti-Black racism in North America and beyond, Jean Augustine is reminded of the Sankofa a bird associated with a west African proverb used to express the importance of reaching back for knowledge gained from the past. “Whenever you see the Sankofa it’s with its head looking back, then forward to position,” said Augustine. “I use that analogy because I think in order for us to go forward into the future, like the Sankofa, we have to know the past, take information from the past and bring it to the present. That is what I’m hoping Black History Month would be, could be or should be.”

World Vision Canada honours Canadians with Heroes for Children awards

World Vision Canada honours Canadians with Heroes for Children awards News provided by Share this article Share this article Extraordinary individuals receive World Vision Heroes for Children awards celebrating the incredible power of advocacy and philanthropy MISSISSAUGA, ON, Jan. 25, 2021 /CNW/ - World Vision Canada is proud to announce this year s Heroes for Children award recipients. Each year, World Vision recognizes exceptional Canadians whose heart for children led them to do something extraordinary and make the world a better place. World Vision Canada’s Heroes for Children awards celebrate individuals for their dedication to helping the world s most vulnerable children. (Picture taken before the onset of COVID-19) (CNW Group/World Vision Canada)

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