GIVEAWAY: Set of 3 Children’s Books by Mia Wenjen
Multicultural Kid Blogs is pleased to offer its readers a chance to win a set of three children’s books by Mia Wenjen.
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Learning About Culture
The Importance of Black Joy
An essential aspect of raising multicultural children is providing them with a broad understanding of the realities of the world they live in. In this world racial injustice persists, human rights are under attack, the effects of climate change are felt and youth depression rates are on the rise. Teaching our children about these realities,
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MKB Interview: Lola Akinmade Åkerström
We have recently read “In Every Mirror She’s Black” for a wonderful multicultural book club I’m a part of and we have had the greatest honor of hosting the author, Lola Akinmade Åkerström in a live interview in the group. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, we
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How we Foster a Multicultural Mindset in our Family
Aside from being bilingual in Spanish and English and kicking off with his Tagalog (my national language from the Philippines), my son is in touch and connected with our world. He understands how big and diverse our universe is and even if we come from different backgrounds, ethnic groups, or origins, we are all the
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Inspiring Pacific Asian American Stories: Changing the Game Book Review
Do you have a budding athlete? If so, you should definitely check out Changing the Game: Asian Pacific American Female Athletes by Mia Wenjen. She succinctly profiles 18 female athletes of Asian Pacific American heritage who changed the games they played and the societies they lived in. Some of the women faced racism, sexism, resistance
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