How to support kids and families separated by incarceration
The harms done by mass incarceration extend to every part of life, not least to the bonds between children and their parents. Most often, these parents and kids are people of color. Here are steps you can take to be part of making life better for kids and parents most directly affected by mass incarceration.
8 Tips for Talking to Your Child About Racial Injustice
Humans of all ages tend to ascribe positive qualities to the group that they belong to and negative qualities to other groups. Without guidance, children are likely to develop biased attitudes from exposure to negative racial stereotypes, racial disparities, and segregation. Take these steps to guide them.
Racial Learning in Schools: Past, Present, and Future
What did the landscape of racial learning in schools look like leading up to this moment? Adrienne Dixson and Jesse Hagopian talk to Andrew about racial learning in schools - where we’ve been, where we are now, and how to get where we want to go.
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