New Toolkit for Raising Latino Children
Resources designed for parents, educators, and other caregivers who play meaningful roles in the lives of young Latino children.
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Resources designed for parents, educators, and other caregivers who play meaningful roles in the lives of young Latino children.
EmbraceRace has released the Ages & Stages Guide, a free resource that translates research on how children learn about race from infancy through adolescence into practical steps caregivers can use to support healthy, affirming conversations.
The art lessons are being used in homes, schools, libraries, and museums all over the U.S. In Amherst, MA our partners from all those spaces came together at the Mead Museum of Art to celebrate. This event also featured children's literature artists and authors Raúl Colón, Grace Lin, and Oge Mora who drew each other!
A new resource to support parents and educators in fostering color-brave conversations about race.
EmbraceRace families volunteered to participate in a recent study on talking with kids about police violence.
EmbraceRace is excited to share that we've been working in close partnership with researchers from the Asian American Families Study Collaborative (AAFSC) to develop resources specifically for families raising Asian American children.
Read about our impact in 2022 as well as about the EmbraceRace community - who we are, what we do, and where we plan to go
We're excited to announce that EmbraceRace's Fall 2022 Color Brave Communities of Learning and Practice (COLPs) launch today!