As we wrap up a month of seminars, workshops, films, trips and student presentations dedicated to Black Culture and History, it’s important that we take time to reflect on the motivations, expressions and effects that comprise this society-wide initiative.

And who better to help us do that than the students who’ve been most involved in bringing these resources to life! In this special episode of the BLSA podcast, guest host Heshina Pillay-Cooke interviews the many Braemar students who’ve helped lead our BHM school initiatives. They express what the month has meant to them and their hopes for positive changes to come.

We’re grateful to have such engaged, confident and empathetic students in our school, and we’re proud of their willingness to share their experiences with others. May their voices help to spark further conversations towards justice, equality and inclusion for all.