Race & Parenting Special – How to talk to your kids about race, racism and identity
Why we must talk about race and racism in early childhood education – and yes it does exist
Beyond the golden rule – a parents guide to responding to prejudice
What white parents get wrong about raising antiracist kids – and how to get it right, a helpful article to read
Racism and Violence – Using Your Power as a Parent to Support Children Aged
Sesame Street discusses Identity matters – Parents’ and Educators’ Perceptions of Children’s Social Identity Development
Raising Race Conscious Children – and preparing young people to work toward racial justice.
Books Celebrating Racial Inclusion – Office of Early Childhood Education
How to not accidentally raise a racist – Award winning podcast parenting show for everyone. Includes stories about the surprises and absurdities of raising other humans—and being raised by them.
Talk about Race and Racism with your child – Office of Early Childhood Education, part of the keeping it real initiative
EmbraceRace – Founded by two parents who set out to create a community and gather the resources they needed to meet the challenges faced by those raising children in a world where race matters.
The Friday CAFÉ team collected some quality resources for home learning during Coronavirus. All resources are free and include information for talking to children about Coronavirus, fun tips and tools, and comprehensive resources provided by leading family engagement organizations.
The Connecticut Family School Partnerships bring together the expertise and resources of five diverse educational and family advocacy agencies committed to developing a Connecticut family engagement model that creates a culture of full, equal, and equitable partnerships between families, schools, and community partners to elevate student success.
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Capitol Region Education Council (crec.org)
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Hartford, CT 06106
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