Talking to Children Authentically about Race and Racism
PBS KIDS for Parents hosted this important conversation — featuring fellow parents, educators and child…
Reflections on Being the “Token Asian Friend”
Stereotypes, on the surface, are tools society utilizes to categorize people based on superficial and…
Education and Criminalization: Do Black Lives Matter in Schools
As more and more is written about the ways society enacts anti-Blackness and white supremacy…
Supporting Asian/Asian American Children and Youth during the COVID-19 Pandemic
This 60-minute webinar, co-sponsored by SRCD’s Asian Caucus, gave parents, caregivers, and educators a chance…
Mommy was distracted today…
A mother discusses the anguish, lack of protection, and safety concerns that consume the lives…
Q&A: How To Talk To Kids About Black Lives And Police Violence
Jesse Hagopian, an author, an activist, a father of two sons, and a black teacher…
The Educator’s Playbook- The Best Books for Young Readers of 2019
The year 2019 saw an unprecedented level of public discussion and debate about race, identity,…
Repurposing Our Pedagogies
Repurposing Our Pedagogies from Education for Liberation Network is a conversation on abolitionism specifically in…
How Native Americans Shape the American Experience
Anthropology Associate Professor Brian McKenna speaks about Native American contributions to community structure, medicine, government…
The Faces of Deportation | How an ICE Raid in Mississippi Upended a Family’s Future
After living in the U.S. for 18 years, a father is swept up in the…