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EmbraceRace

Group Hug Club

Somewhere, a parent is Googling "how to talk to my kid about race."

Your monthly gift makes sure a parent has the resources for that conversation.

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WHY JOIN THE GROUP HUG CLUB?

Kids don't wait for adults to be ready. 

     They ask about race in the car. 
     At the dinner table. 
     At bedtime. 

If there's no adult ready to sit with them in that moment, they find their answers somewhere else.

Because of your monthly gift:

  • A parent keeps showing up for hard conversations, right words or not.
  • A teacher keeps showing up for one more child, one more year.
  • A caregiver cohort gets a room built on trust.
  • A parent searching at midnight finds a place to land.

When you join with a monthly gift, you become part of a community of caregivers, educators, and advocates who believe showing up, again and again, matters more than getting it right the first time.

YOUR IMPACT EACH MONTH

Raising brave, thoughtful kids starts with brave, thoughtful adults.

Your support helps parents and caregivers build the confidence to have these conversations. 

$7 a month keeps a guide, a course, or a caregiver cohort running for the next parent who needs it.

Every gift — no matter the size — keeps the Group Hug Club showing up. 

     For the next family. 
     The next classroom.
     The next question that needs a script.

KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING

Support for this work tends to come in waves, rising when a moment calls for it.

A monthly gift is different

It keeps going in between those moments, when the rooms are still full and parents are still showing up.

The Group Hug Club is for people raising kids, teaching them, or believing this work is theirs to help build, whether or not they have a child of their own at the table. 

Members showing up every month so conversations about race keep happening.

Adult and child sit at a table at home, smiling at each other while working on homework with a notebook, pencil, and tablet.

The hardest conversations deserve company

A gift of just $7 a month means a parent is ready for the next conversation.

Join the Club
"I used to think I had to be perfect. Now I know I just need to show up."
— A parent, after completing an EmbraceRace class