Action for Children stands against racism (read the message from CEO Eric Karolak). We join with others in calling for an end to racism and we ask you to join us. Vote for the changes you seek. Support the communities that are most impacted. And most of all, talk about race with your neighbors, your family, and especially your children. Here are a few resources to help you and your family begin to understand and discuss these issues:
4 Meaningful Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth with Your Kids – Indy’s Child
Anti-Racism Resources – Westerville Public Library
Anti-Racist Reading List curated by Ibrahim X. Kendi
Children’s Book List on Racial Diversity – Action for Children
How to Talk to Your Kids About Racism – Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Want to be honest with your kids about racism? These tips can help. – The Ohio State University
Anti-Racism Resources (readings, books, podcasts, etc.) – Wake-Up Call
Ohio State’s Multicultural Center’s Racism Tool Kit – The Ohio State University
Teaching Young Children About Bias, Diversity and Social Justice –Edutopia