Hold Space is where we hold space for important conversations as Savanna Hamilton speaks with NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum about his Asian heritage, the NBA taking a stand on Asian racism and why representation matters.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and those that are inspired by them. Jon Lee shares his basketball journey from being a Vancouver Grizzlies ball boy to his current role as Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Raptors and how important lasting friendships and family has been to him throughout his career.

The Toronto Raptors wanted to leave a legacy behind in Tampa and make a contribution to the community. The Skills Center’s philosophy of providing an environment for youth to learn and grow, directly connects with the Raptors intentions to support marginalized youth and create opportunities using sports. So, the team reached out to see how they could help.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and those that are inspired by them. Open Gym Director/Producer, Jeff Landicho shares how he first began to work with the Raptors, the love that the Philippines has for basketball and how that passion immigrated to Canada with his father and down to him.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and those that are inspired by them. Tampa, Florida resident Yuki Osada is a designer that was tasked with crafting a T-shirt design celebrating the city, as a love letter to Tampa from the Raptors. She breaks down the inspiration, process and what the team means to the city.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and those that are inspired by them. Olivia Ho started The Give & Grow, with her curated basketball planters to brighten up personal spaces, but also to help empower growth, particularly in young women. The Raptors needed a housewarming gift for their new homes in Tampa and Olivia didn’t drop the ball.

The Wayne and Theresa Embry Fellowship provides two Canadians the opportunity to gain firsthand experience in a professional basketball operations environment. The Raptors commit to granting at least one of the fellowship opportunities to an individual who identifies as part of a marginalized and/or racialized group.

A special edition of the Hangout with Akil Augustine and Meghan McPeak, Amy Audibert and Kayla Grey - three members of the All-Women broadcast, that will be covering the Raptors vs Nuggets on March 24th. They speak on how men can empower women, their thoughts on the Raptors season, how significant this historic broadcast will be and more.

Monday March 22nd is World Water Day and as numerous indigenous communities across Canada don't have access to clean water, the Toronto Raptors are using their platform to support any efforts that are being made to deliver clean water to everyone. Hold Space is where we hold space for important conversations and Tenneya Martin speaks with water advocate, Autumn Peltier, and Dillon Koopmans, a representative from Water First about this crisis.

Hold Space is where we hold space for important conversations and there isn't a more important conversation right now than Asian Racism. Journalist Alex Wong has a conversation with members of the Raptors organization, Bobby Webster, Yuta Watanabe, Roven Yau and Aprille Deus about the inclusion of Asians in the basketball community, the rise in Asian hate crimes, and how we can individually and collectively move things forward.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Raptors 905, Vice President, Basketball and Franchise Operations, Courtney Charles speaks on the mentorship and leadership of Wayne Embry and the importance of being intentional when creating new Black business leaders.

Akil Augustine hosts a virtual Hangout with Kayla Grey (TSN), Brandon Gonez (The Brandon Gonez Show) and Mark Stoddart (Visual Artist) for a BHM Edition of Canada's Home for Talking Hoops. They discuss Raptors President, Masai Ujiri's lawsuit being dropped in Oakland and how that video opened a lot of people's eyes, if the G-League Ignite model could be the new pathway for prospects and overtake the NCAA and how they have seen allyship since the murder of George Floyd. Hangout!

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Raptors Public Address Announcer Herbie Kuhn passionately speaks on the significance of sharing and telling stories during Black History Month and his own personal notes on the importance of the youth to recognize what those before them have gone through.

Northern Reflections is a series celebrating and profiling the Raptors and their staff during Black History Month. Raptors Assistant Coach Jamaal Magloire speaks on his responsibility to educate and support youth and the importance of racial justice as a Black Canadian.

Hold Space is an interview series celebrating game changers on and off the court. Natalie Achonwa is a forward for the Minnesota Lynx and the Canadian Women's National Team and the recipient of the WNBA 2020 Dawn Staley Community Leadership Award. She speaks on finding one's voice, being a bi-racial woman and how she wants to be remembered when she hangs up her kicks.