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Parent Ed: How to Talk to Your Kids about Race

When do you talk to kids about race? What do you say?

This workshop is designed to help parents unpack and uncover the ways in which they can approach the subject of race with their children and stay consistent with their own family values. Parents, teachers, and caregivers will come away with:

•an understanding of basic developmental awareness of children in regards to race
•a grasp of what implicit bias is and how it impacts our children
•support in thinking about HOW we want to engage with children about the topic of race

Allison Briscoe-Smith, PhD is a psychologist who received her undergraduate training in social psychology from Harvard and her clinical degree in children’s psychology from U.C. Berkeley. She has worked directing nonprofit mental health programs for children in foster care, as a professor of psychology, and as a director of a broad array of mental health and other supportive services for Children’s Hospital Oakland.

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Aurora School
40 Dulwich Rd
Oakland, CA 94618

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