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For families and educators raising world citizens, through arts, activities, crafts, food, language, and love.

“I See You”: A Response to Anti-Critical Race Theory

November 22, 2021 by Homa Sabet Tavangar

by Critical Race Theory has brought some heated discussions these days. It is important that we know what it is. But it’s also important that we know how to respond to, and deal with, ideas that might be uncomfortable or difficult for those in the room. We are so grateful that Homa Sabet Tavangar is […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: African-American history, Anti-Critical Race Theory, Critical Race Theory, CRT

10 Fascinating Facts about Newton, MA

October 11, 2021 by Mia Wenjen

by Welcome to Newton, MA, a fascinating city about seven miles west of Boston. I have lived here for more than twenty years — right over the Mass Pike in West Newton Hills. My husband and I also raised our three children here. Newton, MA is a liberal and wealthy small town. As it turns […]

Filed Under: Fun Facts Series, Learning About Culture, Native and Indigenous Cultures, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: 10 facts, 10 fun facts series, Massachusetts, native american, native american history, Newton, racism, structural racism

Celebrating the International Day of Families

July 19, 2021 by Purnima Ramakrishnan

by The International Day of Families is celebrated on the 15th of May every year. In general, the day highlights both the cultural diversity and human dignity associated with families around the world. This year, there was a specific focus on how new technologies are impacting family well-being. And rightly so, as we’ve all experienced […]

Filed Under: Family Activities, Learning About Culture, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: family, family activities, family celebration, family culture, family heritage, international, international holidays

Should We Be Talking to Kids about Skin Color?

June 28, 2021 by Aditi Wardhan Singh

by Do we need to be talking to kids about skin color? So many people say that kids don’t see color. Of course, they do! As certainly as they can see flowers of different colors and rainbows. Do they let it affect their behavior? NO! And that is what we want to ensure. Racism exists. […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: race, skin color, teaching about diversity, teaching about race

Celebrating and Learning about Juneteenth with Young Kids

June 7, 2021 by Rachel Gupta

THC Juneteenth Marker

by … Note: We used the traditional terms of ‘slavery’ and ‘slaves’ in our infographic as it’s generally taught this way in schools. The target audience of this article is kids so we wanted to use familiar terminology. However, our blog post reflects the more appropriate ‘enslavement’ and ‘enslaved people’ that separate a person’s identity […]

Filed Under: Children's Activities, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: Celebrating and Learning about Juneteenth with Young Kids, Juneteenth, racial justice, talk about Juneteenth with kids, What is Juneteenth

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