"Color-Blind" or Color-Brave? Divergent Views on Race & Kids

Explore the differences between "color-blind" and color-brave views of race, racism, and raising kids.

Webinars

Choosing Excellent Children's Books By And About American Indians

How do you choose children’s books about Native peoples? Because most of us were socialized and educated to think of Native peoples in narrow and biased ways, we typically don't recognize how deeply flawed they are.

Action Guides

Mentoring strategies to support every child

Mentors can be relatives, teachers, neighbors or any other adult who believes in a young person and helps them be themselves, make choices and discover opportunities. Embrace your role as a mentor to the kids in your life! Here's how.

Articles

Celebrate Black Hair During Black History Month

Georgia art teacher Kymm Daniels celebrated by Black History Month by creating a crafty homage to black hair on the doors to her classroom.

Articles

Using Reading Circles to Inspire Change

Author Sadaf Siddique discusses how she created healing spaces and change through reading circles.

Articles

"It's Not in Our Head"... and yet Pain is in Our Brain

Author Karen T. Craddock discusses the effects of exclusion, harassment and race-based violence and the pain it causes.

Children’s Books

10 Tips for Reading Picture Books with Children through a…

How to use picture books to have meaningful, transformative conversations that “embrace race” with the kids in your life.

Webinars

I Confuse a Lot of People! A Look at Racial Incongruence

How does that experience of misalignment - or "racial incongruence" - shape a person's experiences and relationships? And how to support young people in these circumstances?

Articles

Helping my kids make sense of my protest and arrest

“Hey kiddos, I have something really important to tell you both... I was arrested at a protest where we were asking our leaders to count every vote and make sure the election was fair."

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