Jean Augustine, Pioneer in Canadian Politics & Education

Recognizing a Pioneer in Canadian Politics & Education

Jean Augustine broke barriers as the first Black woman elected to Canada’s Parliament. Arriving in Canada as an immigrant in 1960, she built a legacy as an educator, activist, and politician, advocating for social justice, education, and greater representation in government.

Why This Card is a Must-Have

• Discover a Leader Who Made History: Learn how Augustine’s efforts helped shape policies on education, women’s rights, and the official recognition of Black History Month in Canada.
• Engaging & Interactive Learning: Scan the QR code to unlock exclusive content, explore key milestones in her career, and dive into critical-thinking questions for students, educators, and history enthusiasts.
• A Growing Resource on Black Canadian Leadership: Gain lifetime access to expanding content featuring Augustine and other Black politicians who have influenced Canada’s political landscape.

More Than a Card—A Tribute to Progress & Representation

Jean Augustine’s work continues to inspire change and promote equity. Whether you're a teacher, student, or advocate for social justice, this card offers a deeper understanding of her lasting impact.

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