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Talking with Kids & Teens About Traumatic Events
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta's 10 Tips for Parents and Caregivers
The murders of George Floyd and Ahmuad Arbery…and so many others before them…underscore the huge amount of work we have to do in our society. Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta believes it is extremely imperative to speak up and take action against racism and inequality. These recurring acts of violence and the degradation of black lives have become all too familiar in our society. This has to stop. As our kids and teens grapple with strong feelings and big questions, they need us now more than ever.
They need to be seen.
They need to be heard.
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They need to supported.
To help you talk with the kids and teens in your life, our youth development professionals have provided the following.
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10 Tips in Talking with Kids About Traumatic Events
We encourage you to click the link above and share these best practices with you loved ones, friends, and everyone you know. Together, as a community...as a nation...we can find a path forward where kids and teens have a voice in creating the positive change every person deserves.
