Sticky Tricky Issues

An inclusive DEI policy for early childhood holiday celebrations focuses on “learning about diverse traditions,” rather than “celebrating them.”

Equality and equity are two extremely important aspects for us as early childhood educators. To work on these two things in my program, I realized over the years that I wasn't being equitable with my group of students.

These four books carry important messages for children who need to be seen, heard and feel like someone understands. These books have also been banned in many preschools and school districts. Please enjoy this list of wonderful books.

I was recently asked to present a workshop for parents of a small local preschool. The families particularly wanted information about what to do when siblings are having a dispute. Here are a few points we talked about.

You Can’t Celebrate That! by Nadia Jaboneta shares one teacher’s story of personal reflection, openness with children, and partnering with families to explore racial identity, religious celebrations, and racism.