- Reed Union School District
- Equity Resources for Families
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Acts of Kindness
Family Edition Acts of Kindness
Children's Literature and Resources
A Conversation on Race
At Town Hall for Kids and Families: Sesame Street "Coming together: Standing Up to Racism"
Books that Promote Tolerance and Diversity
Books Matter
Books with Characters of Color
Children's Books
Fantastic Read-Aloud Books for Raising a Brave Generation
Discussing Hate and Violence with Children
Family Stories and Diverse Children’s Literature
Mulitcultural Children's Book Day
Race & Ethnicity
Teaching Children About Diversity
These Books Can Help You Explain Racism and Protest to Your Kids
The Brown Bookshelf
Today's Parent - 30 Books to Help You Talk to Your Kids About Racism
Learning About Bias
A Message from Mary Jane Burke, Marin County Superintendent of Schools
Helping Students Make Sense of News Stories About Bias and Injustice
I Didn’t Mean it Like That
Marin County Office of Education Race & Equity Resources
Microaggressions: The Small Moments Add Up
Pyramid of Hate
Raising Race Concious Children
Tips for Respectful Conversations in Schools, Workplaces and Communities
Why "I'm Not Racist" is Only Half the Story
White Anti-Racism: Living the Legacy
Parent Education Presentation
RUSD Parent Session: 21st Century Students Need 21st Century Skills
Responding to Acts of Racisim
Black Parents Know About "The Talk" - White Parents, It's Your Turn
Medium: 75 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice
New York Times - George Floyd Investigation
Responding to Jokes and Slurs
Responding to Bigoted Words
Six Steps to Speak Up
Topics Through the Lens of Diversity
Social-Emotional Well-Being
Black Parents Describe "The Talk" They Give to Their Children About Police
Healthy Children.Org - Talking to Children about Racial Bias
K8 Social Justice Standards
National Museum of African American History & Culture:Talking About Race
Stigma and Resilience
Talking to Kids About Racial Stereotypes
The Evolving Language of Diversity
