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We recognize the importance of talking with children about race and equity–
often and from a young age! Our youngest citizens look to their parents and caregivers to not only create safe environments so they can thrive, but to also give them the tools to process current events. 

Check out these resources for tips and tools on how to have these important conversations with the children in your life:

Becoming Upended: Teaching and Learning about Race and Racism with Young Children and Their Families -National Association for the Education of Young Children

How to Talk to Your Children about Race and Racism – Parent Toolkit

Talking to Kids About Race Early and Often: a book list-  New York Times 

Why White Parents Need to Do More Than Talk to Their Kids About Racism: Insights into how people can improve, after two years of studying the behavior white families – TIME Magazine

 Books to read with your child addressing race.