Effective guidance and modeling from educators - and from all the adults in the lives of children - is necessary to help kids overcome the odds of developing racial biases and anxieties and be more prepared to act in ways that help dismantle structural racism.

New research suggests that “prejudice mindsets,” specifically whether kids believe that racial biases in themselves and in people across racial groups are permanent or changeable, have a big influence on whether kids are willing to engage cross-racially.

A conversation about the importance of inclusive speculative fiction (i.e., fantasy, science fiction, and horror) for young people - and for all of us.

A conversation with Monique Gray Smith about Indigenous education and her recent adaptation for kids, Braiding Sweetgrass.

Watch EmbraceRace's (first) Early Childhood Virtual Summit! More resources and translation in Spanish to come.

Dennis Chin of Race Forward says there are so many ways "to choose each other, to choose equity, to say no to the politics of division, even in your local school district." The H.E.A.L. Together initiative has supports.

An introduction to the (first ever) EmbraceRace Early Childhood Summit and the Summit theme, “Defending & Celebrating Early Racial Learning." Why this, why now?

Trisha Moquino on the importance of culturally based education in school for Indigenous kids and communities.