Black History Month is a time to reflect on the remarkable contributions of Black individuals to culture, politics, and justice. Black communities, especially within the Francophone world, have played a crucial role in shaping societies, challenging colonial oppression, and enriching global culture. At EFBA, we believe this learning should extend beyond February. We offer resources [...]
In April 2009, our journey began when Gabrielle Durana and a group of passionate parents decided to create an opportunity for children to learn and preserve the French language. Today, let’s delve into EFBA’s inspiring history, identity, values, and teaching philosophy to understand the driving force behind our institution. Our History: A Decade of [...]
By Gabrielle Durana, EFBA President For kids, it’s a morning full of magic and excitement. For adults, the unyielding pressure to get every detail just right. The holiday season is one that lends itself particularly well to nostalgia as well as regrets. Decorations, traditions, family meals, gifts, everything comes together to bring that shared [...]
This morning, right in the middle of November, which has been dedicated to the history and heritage of Indigenous peoples (“Native American Heritage Month”), and while I was reading an article on the Washington Commanders of the National Football League, a team that had been known as the Washington Redskins and was only renamed [...]
