How do we nurture children who remain resilient in the face of injustice, children willing and able to mount meaningful responses to injustice even when that’s scary and hard to do so?

How to guide children to and through picture books with positive racial representations; and how to support children in resisting or reading against problematic, racist content.

Professor Brigitte Vittrup joins us to discuss the importance of being color-conscious (rather than "not seeing color") and offer some ideas about how to foster inclusive attitudes in children - of all colors - who live and attend school in these homogenous environments.

EmbraceRace facilitate a community conversation with IntegrateNYC4Me co-founder Sarah Camiscoli and with student leaders Matt Diaz and Hebh Jamal about educational segregation, activism, and youth leadership.

Enjoy this hour-long conversation between EmbraceRace and the founders of Kitaab World, Gauri Manglik and Sadaf Siddique on books that counter islamophobia.

EmbraceRace facilities a community conversation with expert guest Dr. Cinthya Chin Herrera about trauma-informed care, resilience, and supporting children and families who are undocumented.

Racial-Ethnic Identity Development is a HUGE topic and we were thankful that one of our favorite collaborators in this work, Dr. Sandra “Chap” Chapman, agreed to lead this overview of racial-ethnic identity models

Child psychologist Dr. Allison Briscoe-Smith joins us to talk about trauma, fostering mental resilience, and opportunities for modeling integration during deeply concerning times.