Anti-racism resources

These curated reading lists and resources are a starting point for learning more about anti-racism in Canada. This list will be continually reviewed and edited.

• Anti-Racism Resources
• Anti-Black Racism reading list (University of Toronto Libraries)
• Equity Focused Pedagogy and Learning (University of Toronto Libraries)
• Anti-racism suggested reading (University of Victoria)
• Anti-Black & Systemic Racism list (Concordia)
• Resources and calls to action against anti-Black racism and violence (SFU)
• What you can do to be active against anti-Black racism (Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance)
• Anti-racism resources (UFCW Canada)
• Scaffolding anti-racism resources (Princeton)
• Do the work: an anti-racist reading list (The Guardian)

The readings in the lists above are a selective but not exhaustive list of resources available in libraries in Canada and worldwide. Many of these are openly available online, others are available through institutional access. 

Want to track down access to a particular title? Try the following:

• Download the Lean Library Access browser extension, then follow the link from the reading list. The Lean Library extension will check to see if RRU Library has access to the article; if we do, you'll receive a pop-up link.
• Search for the specific item by title in Google Scholar @ RRU.
• If these methods fail, you may request the article through our interlibrary loan service.