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Helping Children Understand Race: Being “Colorblind” Is Not the Answer

LOCATION: Virtual

COST: $25.00

CONTACT: Quality & Training Department | 630-790-6600, Option 4 | Email

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This training addresses the common misconceptions around talking with young children about race. Studies have shown that White parents often communicate to their children that “race doesn’t matter.” However, children of color learn very early on that race does matter in life. Racial differences, unfortunately, often equate to a lifetime of educational, legal, and health disparities that should not be ignored. Societal change requires us all to begin conversations about race with young children. Age appropriate honesty, transparency, and validation of experiences are a few of the tools presented here to help children process and understand racial differences.

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