Tag: African American parenting
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Reposting: Our Diverse fathers group talks about racism and White privilege
Our diversity across race, faith tradition, our children’s ages, neurodiversity, and age was increasingly present on this day. We began by sharing some of our favorite quotations from MLK: Our Diverse fathers group talks about racism and White privilege
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Are you considering homeschooling?
Are you considering homeschooling and need support?
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Happy Father’s Day!
Wishing all of the fathers and father figures a Happy Father’s Day. Wishing peace and sending prayers to the children whose fathers have transitioned or have no relationship with their Fathers who are living. Sending extra love to the fathers whose children have transitioned. If you’re unable to celebrate them, do something special and loving…
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When They See Us – film discussion in New York on June 28th with mental health professionals.
Repost from the P.A.M. (Preserve a Mom) Project : I’m happy to share that Dr. Renée D. Charles has offered a safe space for the community to discussion the film When They See Us and Wellness Coach Retha Fernandez of Soul of Long Island, LLC has offered her meditation services as well. Together we invite…
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Self Directed Learning workshop for parents, May 11th.
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#Whatthehealth am I feeding my kids?! Five crucial revelations from the documentary.
I was stunned at the information revealed in this documentary. My uncle and grandfather both maintained their own backyard farms and my ancestors worked on Georgian farms. I knew that the earth provided everything we needed to sustain us as human beings but I experienced these five revelations while watching both movies and realized that…
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Maintaining family traditions; stability in a world that often isn’t.
At a time when so much in their lives is changing, the ability to rely on mom’s sometimes quirky traditions offers the nurturing and stability they so desperately need.
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Habari Gani? Imani! (Faith)
It has been a while since African American Parenting has posted and I am committed to sharing on a more consistent basis in 2017. The past year has been tumultuous and we have been watching the community struggle, fight and bravely stand up for the preservation of our families, children and neighborhoods.
Parenting Today's African American Children 