RAISING A BRAVE GENERATION. TOGETHER.
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With well over two million people in state and federal prisons, juvenile correctional facilities, local jails, detention facilities, and other spaces of confinement, the United States incarcerates people at a higher rate than any other country in the world.
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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.
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Dr. Ruth L. Baskerville reflects on growing up, falling in love, and answering, "What are you?"
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Widespread non-enrollment of Indigenous children contributes to a widespread identity crisis among native youth and raises the question of whether independent, sovereign Indigenous nations will survive.
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Whether you’re an insider or ally, you, can support Indigenous youth and communities by challenging the anti-Native narratives that dehumanize and otherwise bring harm to our youth and communities.
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Many years later [my former teacher] acknowledged that my encounters with racism were no surprise to her. I was taken aback. “Trusted” adults had been aware of my daily encounters with racism but had done nothing.
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We all have influence over the young people in our lives. But how many of us really see ourselves as “mentors”? And how can mentoring relationships of all kinds directly address the impacts of race, class, gender, sexuality and other factors on young people’s identities and experiences?
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How do you choose children’s books about Native peoples? Because most of us were socialized and educated to think of Native peoples in narrow and biased ways, we typically don't recognize how deeply flawed they are.
