Andrew B. Campbell (DR.ABC) is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, in Leadership for
Racial Justice in Teacher Education in the Master of Teaching Program at the Ontario Institute
for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto OISE. He is Coordinator for the Black
Future Educators’ Program (BFEP) and the newly appointed Director of the Centre for Black
Studies in Education (CBSE). DR. ABC is known to the OISE and wider community for his
leadership on advancing equity, leadership, 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and teacher education.

DR. ABC’s exemplary work has seen numerous awards bestowed to him, such as a 2024
recipient of the Black History Month Award, from the Jamaica Canadian Association; The 2022
Award for Excellence in Initial Teacher Education from University of Toronto; The 2021
Distinguish African Caribbean Award from University of Toronto, African Alumni Association;
The 2021 Champion Educator Award from ONABSE (Ontario Alliance of Black School
Educators) and numerous others.

He presently teaches courses in anti-discrimination education, leadership, educational change,
urban education, and Black Educators’ Identity and Pedagogy. He has presented at numerous
conferences and has delivered many presentations as a keynote speaker, motivational speaker,
and workshop facilitator. He loves people, food, fashion, travelling and bringing his community
together for a good meal.