Why Is It Important for Parents of White Children to Discuss Race With Their Kids? A recent study from our latest podcast guest, psychologist Sylvia Perry at Northwestern University, shows that open conversations about race can significantly reduce racial bias in kids. In a time when discussions around race are often controversial, this research emphasizes the importance of dialogue at home. The findings reveal that parents’ conversations about subtle forms of prejudice profoundly impact their children’s attitudes, awarding the kids' more empathy and understanding. It’s crucial to engage in these conversations early and authentically. Ignoring these topics can lead to harmful biases, but proactive discussions can cultivate more inclusive mindsets. Listen to a story about this study here: https://lnkd.in/gep_MC-i #RacialBias #Parenting #DiversityEducation #AntiRacism #InclusiveParenting #ConversationsAboutRace #BiasAwareness
Early Risers Podcast
个人和家庭福利保障
Saint Paul,MN 431 位关注者
From Little Moments Count & MPR - a podcast discussing raising children to understand cultural differences, race & bias
关于我们
Early Risers is podcast from Little Moments Count and MPR with frank facts, engaging stories and real how-tos for anyone who cares about raising children with a clear-eyed understanding of cultural differences, race and implicit bias. Hosted by Dianne Haulcy of The Family Partnership.
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https://linktr.ee/podcastearly
Early Risers Podcast的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 个人和家庭福利保障
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Saint Paul,MN
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 领域
- podcast、early childhood education、little moments count、think small、race、implicit bias和mpr
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US,MN,Saint Paul
Early Risers Podcast员工
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New episode! Join us for a thoughtful discussion that combines academic research with practical advice for parents and educators. This week on the Early Risers Podcast, we talk with Sylvia Perry from Northwestern University as she discusses implicit bias and its implications for parenting. Sylvia's work explores the origins of racial bias and offers valuable insights for caregivers looking to start conversations about race. Sylvia reflects on her experiences growing up as a Black girl in the rural South and explains how these experiences shape her approach to guiding her own son in understanding and embracing his heritage. Tune in! https://lnkd.in/gmDG6WBg #EarlyRisersPodcast #ImplicitBias #SylviaPerry #Parenting #RaceTalk #SocialPsychology #DiversityAndInclusion
What Social Science Says Parents Can Do About Implicit Bias | Minnesota Public Radio
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Have you ever thought about when you first learned about race? In this throwback episode we talk with Indigenous educator and entrepreneur Brook LaFloe. Brook shares her story and how she discovered the concept of race through the Native American color wheel, which beautifully illustrates the differences and similarities among all people. As we continue to honor November as Indigenous Peoples Month, it’s a perfect time to reflect on why this is so crucial. This month encourages us to celebrate Indigenous cultures, histories, and contributions, while also sparking conversations on how we discuss race with the next generation. #EarlyRisersPodcast #IndigenousPeoplesMonth #BrookLaFloe #RaceConversations #Education #DiversityMatters #NativeAmericanCulture
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How can we turn kids' screen time into learning time? Join us on the Early Risers Podcast with Courtney Wong Chin, Director of Learning Insights & Design at Nickelodeon (Noggin), as she explores the powerful role of media in early childhood development. Discover how storytelling can serve as windows to new experiences and mirrors reflecting kids' identities. Courtney shares her insights on how kids' media is creating engaging content that fosters social, emotional, and academic growth. Listen to Courtney's entire interview on our latest episode, wherever you get your podcasts. #EarlyRisersPodcast #Nickelodeon #Storytelling #ChildDevelopment #ParentingTips
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On our latest Early Risers episode, we hear from Courtney Wong Chin, a proud Chinese American and former creative at Sesame Workshop, who shares her insights on discussing skin tone with kids. Tune in for practical tips for parents on how to celebrate diversity and promote healthy conversations about race and identity. Courtney emphasizes the importance of using language that's both culturally specific and age-appropriate, helping children appreciate their own uniqueness and that of others. Let’s help our little ones to love the skin they’re in?? #EarlyRisersPodcast #CulturalDiversity #EmpowerKids
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What was it like to work at Sesame Workshop back in the day? How about Nickelodeon? The latest episode of the Early Risers Podcast drops today! We sit down with the incredible Courtney Wong Chin and dive into the behind-the-scenes magic at Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon as Courtney shares her journey in creating content that celebrates race and culture for young audiences. Discover how she found the sweet spot between authenticity and clarity, crafting stories that empower kids while embracing their unique identities. TUNE IN! https://lnkd.in/gfTctwFM #EarlyRisersPodcast #ChildrensMedia #DiversityInMedia #CulturalAwareness #Parenting #EmpowerKids #InclusionMatters #Storytelling #KidsContent #SesameWorkshop #Nickelodeon
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How Can Parents Encourage Discussions About Different Cultures with Their Children? Join us in the latest episode of the Early Risers Podcast, where we share essential tips for parents on fostering conversations about race and cultural identity! * Celebrate your family's diverse backgrounds. * Start open dialogues early—no age is too young! * Curate media that reflects positive cultural values. * Approach tough conversations with confidence, even without all the answers. Listen now and empower your children to embrace their unique identities! #EarlyRisersPodcast #CulturalAwareness #ParentingTips
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Early Risers podcast guest Dr. Nicol Russell worked with EmbraceRace to create a video on talking about race and power with young kids. She provides guidance on how to simplify complex topics for children, using accessible language they can understand while encouraging dialog. "Some people are racist because they want to keep power they've had for a very long time." https://lnkd.in/gTW8azX3 #EarlyRisers #Podcast #RaceConversations #Empowerment #DrNicolRussell
Talking about race and power with young kids - with Dr. Nicol Russell
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?? Empowering Parents: The Conversation on Race ?? We're sharing insights from Nicol Russell, our latest guest on the Early Risers podcast. It's essential to empower parents to talk about race with their children. These conversations are crucial for fostering a positive self-image and building strong self-esteem. By discussing race openly, we not only educate our kids but also help them embrace their identities and the diversity around them. Create a future where our children feel confident and proud of who they are! #EmpowerParents #TalkAboutRace #PositiveSelfImage #BuildingConfidence #DiversityMatters #EarlyRisersPodcast
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In our latest episode, we dive deep into how young children learn about race with special guest Nicol Russell, Ed.D. Nicol is the author of the action guide "You Can Do It! Talking to Young Children About Race" for EmbraceRace, offering valuable insights for parents and caregivers on fostering these important conversations. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gRmHtMxy #EarlyRisersPodcast #EmbraceRace #TalkingAboutRace #ChildDevelopment #Parenting