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Meet Rebekah
About Me
I teach parents and educators to raise antiracist kids who seek justice. I wear a lot of hats: writer, religious educator, former community organizer, and mom.
Many parents and educators aren’t sure how to start talking to children about race. But kids want to understand how this complex topic affects them – if we have the courage to guide them.
Do you want to teach children what antiracism and justice look like? If you’re looking for support and resources as you do just that, you’re in the right place.
Praise for my work
I am a mom and a girl scout leader, of color, Native, with a disability and one Autistic kiddo.
I just want to say WOW, and THANK YOU for the information you’re putting out to the universe.
Your post about Indigenous Peoples Day could not have been more on-point and as a tribal member, I can’t communicate how much that means to me. I have directed several of my friends to your site and just want to congratulate you on the amazingness that it is, and thank you for the risks you take, in putting it out there.
Leota T.
You’ve designed the Nurturing Antiracist White Kids course so conscientiously. I appreciated you sharing your own experiences and struggles – your vulnerability sets a really helpful tone that heled me let down my guard guard on a tricky topic.
Beth Harper
Rebekah Gienapp beautifully bridges the latest research on how children observe and absorb race/ism with the informed practice of antiracist parenting. As a parent of color and antiracism curriculum specialist who regularly works with “beginners” to active antiracism, I am thrilled to present Raising Antiracist Kids to my communities of parents and teachers, knowing they will find Rebekah’s content approachable and empowering.
Lucretia Berry, PhD., founder of Brownicity.com and author of Hues of You
