Posts tagged: Justice

My son’s Montessori school had a ‘peace table’ where children could go to work out disagreements. On it were a…

Reading books about Martin Luther King, Jr. was more than an annual event when my children were young. We had several,…

In Unfadeable, Bella Fades is a fierce tween girl who loves her community and wants to see it thrive. Her strong belief…

Sam and TJ have learned a lot about ‘Dead Straight Cisgender White Men’ in history. So when they have to research a…

What can children do about a situation that seems unfair or unjust? How can they be allies? These are two of the…

Like many parents, Michael W. Waters looked at his newborn son and thought him the most beautiful baby on earth. He…

Children’s spiritual well-being depends, in part, on strong self-esteem. They need to see themselves as individuals…

February is Black History Month, a time when parents, teachers, and the media share stories of African American civil…

Social change can be scary for children (and adults). Much of parenting young children involves teaching them to obey…

When the University of North Carolina declined to tenure Nikole Hannah-Jones after recruiting her for a chair in…

My family was doing our regular post-school, pre-dinner thing when the radio paused its scheduled programming to…

With many sports, after-school activities, clubs, service projects, and in some cases, in-person school canceled,…

Creating a supportive learning environment for all children is a goal held by many organizations. Yet how to accomplish…

Children and adults often use guided meditation to help them relax or fall asleep. A soothing voice inviting you to…