Learn How to be a Color-Brave Caregiver

We have created a blueprint for the important role we caregivers can play in raising children who are thoughtful, informed, and brave about race. See our Color-Brave Caregiver Framework.

Webinars

COVID in BIPOC Communities: What's Happening? Now What?

Watch this conversation about some of the physical and, especially, the mental health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on Black, Indigenous, and Other People of Color and communities.

Webinars

Antibias Education in the Early Years

We’re thrilled to host a screening of the new film "Reflecting on Anti-bias Education in Action: The Early Years," followed by a conversation with the film producers and with two of the teachers featured in the film.

Articles

Research Summary: Talking with Kids about Police Violence

We wanted to see what would happen if we gave kids structural explanations for police violence. Would they be able to understand them? Would it change how they thought?

Articles

Talking to my White kids about abolition

So often, I hear White parents say they don’t name race or racism with their White children because they want to preserve their innocence. Tragically, what they are actually preserving through their silence is White supremacy.

Webinars

A Learning Community for Parents & Teachers of young, BIPOC…

EmbraceRace is pleased to announce the launch of Color-Brave: An Early Childhood Learning Community of/for Adults Nurturing Resistance & Joy in BIPOC Children. If you are raising/teaching one or more young BIPOC children, consider joining.

Webinars

Using Books to Engage Young Children in Talk about Race &…

Join us to learn about the strategies one group of teachers and parents have developed for reading race in pictures books with preschoolers.

Action Guides

Addressing Structural Racism with Children

If we are to dismantle unjust systems, we need to educate ourselves and our children about how they work. Here are my suggestions for how to approach structural racism with children.

Webinars

Breaking Down "Structural" and "Systemic" Racism for Our Children

A conversation about why and how to help children understand the "structural" and "systemic" roots of the persistent racial divides, inequities, and power imbalances that characterize US society.

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