It can be tough to know how to talk with white kids about race, but this podcast episode is full of tips to help you get started well. Learn how to do anti-racism work well and have age appropriate conversations about race with your kids. It’s an important part of raising anti-racist children who are allies for justice.
In this episode of the podcast, author Frances Díaz Evans joins us as we discuss how to embrace accents by interacting with empathy.
Gender stereotypes are the perceptions of people in society about how certain genders should act or look like based on their gender. These stereotypes are damaging and limit us as people. Learn ways you can combat gender stereotypes as a family.
Diversity is all around us…but how do you explain it to your kids? Author Andrea Olantuji show us how to use books to help kids understand diversity.
Chronic stress and anxiety can take a toll on little minds. Learn how to help kids cope during COVID-19. Make memories instead of fear!
This conversation with Hsin is all about the perks and challenges of raising trilingual third culture kids. She tells us all about how she and her husband forged their own path and found balance among it all. We talk about differences in religion and political views, starting over in a new country, traveling with kids and raising trilingual kids.
If you are raising a biracial child, you don’t want to miss these amazing tips for raising confident, self-assured biracial kids from Mixed.Up.Mama.
Have you ever wondered how to help your kids understand who they are? Author Aditi Singh shows us how to raise kids with a strong sense of self-identity. #identity #multicultural
In this episode of the Families Embracing Diversity podcast, Elizabeth Morrill from Simple, Tender, Joyful shares how she made the difficult decision to give up the “American Dream” and move to Guatemala for a simple, more joyful life alongside her family. She discovered how to align life with values and vows to never go back.
Can you imagine living across three continents? Naa Ardua from Paper Flo Designs can because she’s lived it. In today’s conversation, she tells us about what it was like growing up in Ghana, Sierra Leon, and the US and then moving to France as an adult. The lessons these experiences have taught her are deep …
