Supporting caregivers to raise
children who are brave, informed
and thoughtful about race.
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Supporting caregivers to raise
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Join us on the 4th Tuesday of each month, starting at 5:30 pm PT/8:30 pm ET, for Talking Race & Kids (TRAK). This monthly online series features a different race & kids topic and guest(s) each time. Sign up to be informed of upcoming online conversations and other EmbraceRace offerings.
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Register to join the EmbraceRace community (that's you!) and our special guests from Indigenous Vision on July 23rd for the next Talking Race & Kids online conversation
A growing number of children across the U.S. and Canada born to Indigenous parents are not being enrolled as “tribal members” because they are not eligible under blood quantum requirements, generally defined as the share of their ancestors documented as full-blood Natives.Lacking the documentation of their membership in a state or federally recognized Indian tribe, this generation of “Paperless Indians” are also not eligible for a wide range of tribal government services – from health care, housing, and jobs to hunting and fishing rights, religious protections and much more. Widespread non-enrollment of Indigenous children contributes to a widespread identity crisis among native youth, among whom suicide is the leading cause of death, and raises the question of whether independent, sovereign Indigenous nations will survive into the next seven generations or be completely dissolved and assimilated into American society. Register now to join us for this important conversation! |
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