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June 14, 2020
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‘Sesame Street’ addresses COVID-19, racism in town hall TV specials
Since 1969, “Sesame Street” has worked to be a positive, educational resource for young children. Guided by child development experts, the show often addresses topics like race, class, gender, religion and disabilities to teach children the values of diversity and inclusion. And when serious topics have made their way into...
September 9, 2021
ZERO TO THREE virtual series continues the early childhood dialogue on race
ZERO TO THREE hosted the first of two virtual sessions of “Continuing the Dialogue: Infants and Toddlers Face Racism Too.” The webinar was led by ZERO TO THREE’s Sarah LeMoine, MS, and Maria Spriggs, MPH. As part of this session, three child development specialists spoke about the history of developmental...
June 20, 2020
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How young is too young to start talking about race? Check out these resources and children’s books.
Southwest Human Development’s core values uphold the dignity and worth of each individual and the communities in which they live—a commitment that has never wavered. A pillar of these values is our promise to promote social justice through diversity, equity and inclusiveness. During this profound moment when we are seeing...- 1
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