Sharing the following press release:
On Saturday, August 1, 2020, the Black community will celebrate Emancipation Day by calling for action to address anti-Black racism in key systems such as child welfare, policing, justice, arts and culture, education and healthcare.
The march will begin at Children’s Aid Society of Toronto, 30 Isabella Street, at 11:00 AM and conclude at Queen’s Park.
Other points along the route include:
- Toronto Police Service Headquarters, 40 College Street
- Old City Hall, 60 Queen Street West
- National Ballet of Canada, 145 Queen Street West
- Ministry of Education, 438 University Avenue
- Mount Sinai Hospital, 600 University Avenue
Marchers are encouraged to bring signs and flags. Marchers are also advised to wear a mask.
All are welcome to march in solidarity.
Supporting Organizations
A Different Booklist Cultural Centre
Black Health Alliance
Black Medical Students’ Association at University of Toronto
Destiny Gospel Centre
Global Jamaica Diaspora Council
Jamaican Canadian Association
Ma’at Legal Services
Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators
Zero Gun Violence Movement
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