Parenting for Racial Justice: Online Course

We live in a complex and ever changing world. Raising children to work towards racial justice isn’t always easy and sometimes leaves us with more questions than answers. Join us for discussions on how we can support each other in this goal of parenting for racial justice. This is an asynchronous course, meaning you can move through the class material when it works for you! $25/ person

What is race? Understanding race and current implications of racism in America. It's important to understand the history of racism in America to lead the next generation to have anti-racist beliefs and attitudes. We’ll explore implicit bias and how humans are socialized. Even if you are not a parent, the information presented in the class will be useful in your journey to anti-racism and to supporting your community in becoming anti-racist. 

This is an asynchronous course that you will take at your own pace. Registration is ongoing. 

Co-led by Stillwater Schools Staff:

Cornelius Rish, M.Ed., Cultural Liaison, Mignon Ero-Phillips, MA, Early Childhood Coordinator Jenny Hanlon, M.Ed., Parent & Family Educator Guest speaker Claire Carpenter Henning, MA, High School English Teacher, area of thesis research at Teachers College, Columbia University was white racial identity.

***If the cost is a financial hardship, please reach out to us directly @ mero-phillips@stillwaterschools.org