Are you a caregiver, educator, or community worker who’s hungry for practical and fun antiracism activities and resources to use with children?
In the Antiracist Kids Inspiration Hub, I’ve make it easy for you to cut through the clutter of endless internet searches. The Hub is full of carefully curated sections of:
- children’s books about topics related to race + joyful books starring children of the Global Majority.
- antiracist art project ideas and kid-friendly music playlists and videos
- down to earth videos that introduce kids to diversity, race, and antiracism topics for a variety of ages
- Profiles of young activists (not just the famous ones you’ve already heard of)
- Race-conscious conversations between caregivers and children that you can listen in on
There are so many ways you can use the resources in the Inspiration Hub. Here are just a few ideas:
🎵 💃🏽 You want to put on some background music in your classroom or get your kids moving with a dance party, so you head to the Inspiration Hub to pick among the justice-themed playlists.
✊🏾✊🏽✊🏻 Your family will be joining a march this weekend and you use the tutorial in the Hub to make some cool posters.
📚 You look through your children’s book collection and realize you have a big representation gap (i.e. no books by Indigenous authors), so off to the Hub you go to get 15+ book ideas.
📺 Your child is upset about something racially biased a kid at school said. In the Hub you find a video for littles you can watch together about how to be an upstander in the face of racism.
🗨️ A few of your learners keep joking “that’s racist” about things that have nothing to do with race. Off to the Hub you go, where you find an article with suggestions on how to talk to them about this.