Découvrez trois initiatives inspirantes du Salon national de l’éducation 2026 à Montréal et leurs liens avec l’identité, la diversité et l’éducation afronationale.

There are teachers who teach us what we need to know. And then there are teachers who change what we believe is possible. They introduce an idea that stays with us for years. They ask the question that makes us reconsider what we thought we knew. They recognize an ability in us before we know how to name it ourselves. They connect what we learn to the world outside the classroom and challenge us to consider what we might contribute. On World Teachers’ Day, ElimuBiso celebrate

On the Day of the African Child, ElimuBiso launches with a simple conviction: education is never neutral. Inspired by the legacy of the Soweto Uprising, our inaugural article explores Afrocentric and Afronational education, the importance of identity, language, and self-determination, and the role of education in building stronger communities and nations. If Afrocentric education helps us remember, Afronational education helps us build.