Resources on Racism and Racial Identity
Resources on Racism and Racial Identity
The Center for Parent and Teen Communication is committed to ending structural inequalities and eradicating racism so that all young people can become their best selves. Our teens will build our future, and if they have an understanding of structural inequalities and racism, they will work to promote justice and more equal opportunities from the ground up. They will create the type of world that will be better for us all.
Our culturally responsive parenting content builds on cultural strengths and addresses the unique stressors families of color face when raising teens today. We partner with scholars with expertise in BIPOC communities to create resources that help parents engage in important conversations about racism and racial identity.
Check out these featured articles and videos on talking about racism, racial identity, mental health, education, and more.
Racial Identity Development
Raising Youth of Color in a Complex World
Promoting Racial and Cultural Pride in Teens
How Latinx Parents Can Draw From Family Values to Help Teens Navigate Stress
Identity Development for Teens of Color
Helping Teens of Color Develop Identity
Elements of Latinx Culture to Help Teens Thrive in an Upside-Down World
Talking About Race
Talking About Race & Mental Health Within Black Families
How Your Stress May Affect Your Teen — And What You Can Do About It
Three Ways Parents Can Protect Their Children from Racism
How to Have Honest Conversations with Teens About Racial Injustice
Supporting BIPOC Youth at School
Education in the Time of COVID-19: How Parents Can Advocate For Their Teens
How Parents Can Support Teens of Color in School
Racism in the Classroom: What You Can Do About it
How to Deal With Racism in School
Responding to Racism in Youth Sports
How Schools Can Help Teens Identify and Take Action Against Racism
How Parents Can Work With Schools to Raise Anti-Racist Children
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