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When and how infants and toddlers understand and make sense of race
Ways parents can educate their children about race, starting as early as 6 months
How books can help you teach your children about race
Answers to parents' most common questions about children and race
"Babies are learning about race. And if they don't lean it from us, they're going to learn it from other folks." - Dr. Allison Briscoe-Smith. Join us as Dr. Briscoe-Smith talks about how babies and toddlers understand race and what this means for parents. Walk away with concrete actions on how to talk to and educate your children about race, starting as early as 6 months.
Dr. Briscoe-Smith earned her undergraduate degree from Harvard University and her clinical psychology Ph.D. from University of California Berkeley. She has combined her love of teaching and advocacy by serving as a professor and by directing mental health programs for children experiencing trauma, homelessness or foster care.
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