How to Stand Up to Racism and Inequity in Schools

You know that feeling you get in the pit of your stomach? When something happens around you that you know just isn’t right? You want to respond but sometimes you don’t know how. This interview with author and advocate Mia Wenjen is full of tips and insight...
Helpful Tips for Connected Multicultural Parenting

Helpful Tips for Connected Multicultural Parenting

“We do messy well,” Kelly said when asked to describe how she maintains connection with all seven of her family members during moments of conflict. Kelly is a mom of four kids and the creator behind Connection Keeping, a website full of connected parenting...
Where We Come From: A Beautiful Children’s Book About Ancestry

Where We Come From: A Beautiful Children’s Book About Ancestry

Each year, as January rolls around, I get excited for Multicultural Children’s Book Day, a celebration of multicultural books and authors. This year I had the honor of reviewing Where We Come From by Diane Wilson, Sun Yung Shin, Shannon Gibney and John Coy and...
Expert Tips for Dealing with Disagreements Over the Holidays

Expert Tips for Dealing with Disagreements Over the Holidays

The holidays are a time for family, friends, and fun. But, for some people, they can also be a time of stress and tension. Are you tired of dealing with disagreements over the holidays? Whether you are dealing with difficult family members or just tense topics and...
The Role of Grandparents in Preserving Culture

The Role of Grandparents in Preserving Culture

It’s no secret that grandparents often have a special bond with their grandchildren. This relationship can be incredibly important in preserving culture and traditions. Let’s be honest, as parents, we’ve got a lot on our plates. For parents raising...
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