remains a thorny challenge. One where more conversations and tangible action

need to be taken. Its under this lens I present to you the 4th episode

of Inclusive Beginnings. Where we’ll examine the treatment of black children and

their experiences navigating service delivery within the educational system.   Adding their voices to this conversation are

Christopher Rudder who serves as the only black male resource consultant in the

city of Toronto. Rudder discussed how to close the inequities experienced by

black children and families with disabilities, improving racial relations and

more. Meanwhile, Nerissa Hutchinson is a child and youth practitioner and therapist

who has a daughter with a disability. Both bring a critically important and insightful

angle to this noteworthy conversation.  As

we all look to ensure black children with disabilities have equal access to and

equitable education.