• Ontario Black History Society​​ ​​
• CCAH - Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton
  
• Myseum of Toronto, for “Black Railway Porters and their Historic Fight for Equality on and off the Tracks.”
• ​2022 Belonging and Racial Identity in Halton

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Turner Chapel in Oakville. See more videos.
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Explore further, by Ontario Heritage Trust

• Explore the Trust's Black heritage web resources – Through its museum sites, web resources, publications and Provincial Plaque Program, the Ontario Heritage Trust shares the stories of Ontario’s Black communities.
• Browse articles from our Heritage Matters e-magazine – Check out a variety of articles that speak to the Black experience in Ontario.​
• Watch a film from the National Film Board of Canada – This collection of films features distinguished Black filmmakers exploring Canada’s diverse Black communities.

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• Explore this online exhibit from the Archives of Ontario: The Black Canadian Experience in Ontario 1834-1914: Flight, Freedom, Foundation – A joint project of the Archives of Ontario and the Ontario Black History Society, this website presents the dramatic story of a community that has played an important role in the history of the province and remains a vital part of Ontario society today.​
• Tour the virtual exhibit Let us March on till Victory is Won – Hosted by the Chatham Kent Municipal Museums, this online exhibit traces the early Black presence in the municipality of Chatham-Kent and the fight for equal rights legislation.

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