Talking Race & Kids "Snackable" video clips from 2021
From the Talking Race & Kids conversation called "Drawing Across the Color Line with Kids," with kidlit illustrator/authors Yuyi Morales (top left), Grace Lin (bottom right), and Oge Mora (bottom left) talking to Andrew & Melissa, co-founders of EmbraceRace (top left).
EmbraceRace has been hosting free Talking Race & Kids webinars for 5 years now (preceded by mass conference calls starting in July of 2016)! You can watch those hour-long conversations or get a shorter taste from video clips we have started to post on YouTube. We shared this list of just some of the video clips from 2021 Talking Race & Kids conversations via our newsletter that was very popular - so we're posting it here, too.
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From WebinarManaging Racial Stress and Teaching Kids to Do the Same
- Having grace amid stressful times with Dr. Shawn C.T. Jones (1 minute)
From Webinar Moving from “The Talk” to “The Walk” with Black Children
- Ignoring discrimination against your child will hurt them with Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson (1 minute)
From Webinar Drawing Across the Color Line with Kids
- I didn't draw people that looked like me as a kid with Grace Lin (1 minute)
- When you make art, you get to decide what images are being shown or celebrated with Oge Mora (1 minute)
- Giving children the space to be themselves with Yuyi Morales (1 minute)
From the Webinar Violence Against Asian Americans: How Do Support the Children?
- We must teach kids about the model minority myth, its construction and weaponization with with Anatasia Kim (1 minute)
From the Webinar Breaking Down “Structural” and “Systemic” Racism for our Children
- It's important for kids' well-being to exercise their agency, to make change with Kim Narain (1 minute)
- A 5-year-old learns about structural racism with Michael Lawrence-Riddell (1 minute)
From the Webinar Using Books to Engage Young Children in Talk about Race & Justice Pt 2
- Approaching picture books as learners - adults and children alike - is important with Savitha Moorthy (1 minute)
- Lessons about using books to engage young children in talk about race & justice with Sara Rizik-Baer (2 minute)
- Teaching kids to how to ask questions about difference with Aija Simmons (2 minutes)
From the Webinar Why & How to Talk to Kids About Microaggressions
- Breathe, Breathe, Breathe! Talking WITH kids about microaggressions with Anatasia Kim (5 minutes)
- There's often not a "right" way to deal with it, but have the conversation with Stanley Huey (5 minutes)
From the Webinar Anti-bias Education in the Early Years
- "Black Lives Matter" in my preschool classroom with Nadia Jaboneta (3 minutes)
- Lean into discomfort and conflict - Anti-bias Education in the Early Years with Debbie LeeKeenan (1 minute)
- Anti-bias Education in an optimistic and contextual approach with John Nimmo (1 minute)
From the Webinar Racial Socialization as Resistance to Racism, the Early Years
- Responding to a child’s racial bias with questions with Keely Bibins (2 minutes)
- Who packaged me? Unpacking my own racial socialization - Elaine Mollindo (3 minutes)
From the Webinar Why and How to Talk with Young Children About Race
- Kids' self-identity and the book We Are Water Protectors with Nicol Russell (3 minutes)
From the Webinar Generation Mixed Goes to School: Radically Listening to Multiracial Children
- Multiracial kids' identity can be challenging for monoracial parents with Allison Briscoe-Smith and Ralina Joseph (3 minutes)
From the Webinar RaceTalk Among White Families Post-Floyd. Now What?
- Why White parents often think their own kids aren't biased with Nicky Sullivan and Brigitte Vittrup 4 minutes)
- Finding: Floyd's Murder Did Not Increase Talk About Race Among White Families with Nicky Sullivan (3 minutes)