Did you know kids start to notice differences in their caregivers by the age of 6 months old?

By 3 years of age, they notice differences in skin color and if they are not educated on these differences and taught to celebrate these differences, by 3 or 4 they start to exhibit bias towards those that are different.

Did you know kids start to notice differences in their caregivers by the age of 6 months old? By 3 years of age, they notice differences in skin color and if they are not educated on these differences and taught to celebrate these differences, by 3 or 4 they start to exhibit bias towards those who are different.

We need to teach kids empathy toward others and that differences should be celebrated, not just tolerated. Empathy is about teaching kids to be curious - to ask about their friends’ culture and be interested in what is different - to know that these differences are not less than or better.

It’s not enough for our kids to be good people, we need to teach our kids what it means to be anti-racist.

What is included in this workshop?

• 75 minute video
• Live recorded Q&A with Dr. Lockhart
• PDF handout with important information and helpful parent scripts to confidently answer your kids' questions about tough topics
•  PDF handout and video for your kids (ages 5-12) to discuss topics around race, ethnicity, microaggressions, and more.

Who is this geared towards?

Parents with kids ages 5-12 years old.

What you'll get:

• 75 minute video workshop
• 26 minute video workshop for your kids and teens
• Handouts for you and your kids to create great discussions

Above all it starts with YOU. The parent. If you’re educating your kids about something and don’t believe it, they will see right through you. So let’s get to work.