“There is a growing body of research and evidence that makes clear that children’s racial sensibilities begin to form in infancy, that almost all children develop racial and other biases by kindergarten, and that those biases become fairly entrenched by adolescence. And yet, most national organizations dedicated to children’s racial learning direct their resources mainly to middle and high school educators. There are too few resources for young children available for parents, grandparents or other caregivers or for early childhood educators. EmbraceRace helps fill that gap.” Explore the resources by topic area or take a look at the webinars and other resources. Below are a couple of sample topic areas:
- Reading Race in Picture Books with Children
Find curated recommendations as well as guidance on how to choose high-quality, inclusive children’s books, and how to read with your child with a race-conscious perspective. - Supporting Healthy Racial Learning in Early Childhood
Find resources on raising anti-racist children and learn from the experiences of other caregivers and early childhood educators.