Channon Oyeniran | The Canadian Encyclopedia

Channon Oyeniran

Channon Oyeniran is a dynamic and deeply committed advocate for Black history, anti-racism and equity. Her work spans education, community engagement and historical scholarship, all rooted in a passion for justice and empowerment. Channon brings valued experience, an appreciation of different perspectives and a commitment to helping people understand that the foundational concepts of diversity, equity and inclusion benefit all of us.

Channon is an honours graduate, with a bachelor’s degree in History and Caribbean Studies from the University of Toronto, she obtained her master’s degree in Slavery Studies from the University of Hull in the UK and has a Certificate in Adult Education from George Brown College. Channon is currently undertaking her PhD at Queen’s University.

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