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Supporting African Nova Scotian learners.

Who we are

The Black Educators Association is a non-profit organization established in 1969 to support African Nova Scotian communities in developing strategies for achieving an equitable education system.

Programs for Children & Youth

We offer a number of programs for students in grades primary to twelve.

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Programs for Adults

We offer a number of programs for adult students.

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How do we support Black learners & educators?

  • We work with the education system to promote equal access for black learners.
  • We increase the number of employed black teachers and support staff in the education system.
  • We conduct workshops for students & teachers on race relations & the education of black learners.

Upcoming

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News and Updates

Check out what we’ve been up to and other important announcements and information.

Celebrating 35 Years of Math Camp at Dalhousie University!

35 Years of Inspiring Young Minds Through Mathematics We are proud to celebrate 35 years of Math Camp at Dalhousie University—a remarkable milestone and a testament to the power of partnership, learning, and community. This wonderful collaboration has provided students with opportunities to explore mathematics, build confidence, develop leadership skills, and create lasting friendships. A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Bizzett, Dr. Nasir, all of the professors, mentors, chaperones, and students whose dedication, encouragement, and enthusiasm have made this program such a lasting success. Here's to 35 years of excellence—and many more to come!

The National Alliance of Black School Educators 

Education Is a Civil Right! The future of education starts with bold conversations and global collaboration. Join educators, leaders, advocates, and change-makers from around the world for the NABSE International