Supporting Each Other in Our Anti-Racist Parenting Journeys

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Objectives

1. Problem solve to overcome challenges in having anti-racist conversations.
2. Support each other as you continue this journey towards anti-racist parenting.

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Weekly Slides

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In-Class Activities & Resources

Listening: An Essential Tool for Anti-Racism Work

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At-Home Practice

Complete an Anti-Racist Activity with Your Child

Read one of the books from the toolkit or select an activity to complete with your child from this page. Try using the suggestions you received from other parents to support you in this activity.

1. Record (audio or video) of you and your child completing the activity.
2. Later, relisten or rewatch the recording.
3. Write a brief reflection:
   • What do you think went well?
   • What strategies were helpful in having this conversation with your child?
   • Where could you have been more explicit in your conversation about race with your child?

Submit at-home practice in your Google Drive folder.

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Dive Deeper Resources

Point of View Podcast: A Conversation on Mindfulness, Bias, and Racial Justice

Developing a Vocabulary to Talk about Race in the White Home: One Family’s Experience

Guide: How Can I Start the Conversation?

What is “The Talk” White parents should have with White children?

The Atlantic: Becoming a Parent in the Age of Black Lives Matter