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Shanice Nicole is a Black feminist educator, facilitator, writer, (out)spoken word artist, and mother based in Montreal. She has been teaching a version of Sexuality and the Professional Practice at École Setsuko since 2016 and is passionate about creating equitable, inclusive, and anti-oppressive learning spaces. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations in the Applied Human Sciences program at Concordia University and has since educated diverse audiences through courses, workshops, panels, keynotes, interviews, and performances. Her debut children’s book Dear Black Girls was published by Metonymy Press in 2021 and she is the curator of free community resources such as Jobs & Things and All Black Everything Montreal. Shanice Nicole was nominated as Gala Dynastie’s Author of the Year in 2022 and named as one of CBC’s Black Changemakers in 2024. She believes that everyone has the power to make change and dreams of a freer world for us all.
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