Recognizing the lack of information about racism and its impact on young children, and the need for strategies to address these issues, the Toronto Chapter of the Congress of Black Women was asked to sponsor the development of a multi-media presentation on anti-racism and childcare. The proposal came to the Chapter in 1988 and became an important focus of the Chapter’s work.
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