Social Justice

Learn how to advocate for your child at school as DEI programs shift, with simple steps to check lessons, partner with teachers, and affirm your child.

Parents and a school leader review papers together at a community meeting about their school.

Janice Robinson-Celeste

Talking to kids about race can start early. This guide offers age-by-age tips to build pride, honesty, and confidence in your child from toddler to teen.

Talking to kids about race: a mother reads a picture book with her young son on the couch

Janice Robinson-Celeste

In the Nolan Wells case, a grieving mother asked how her son died and became the story. What the grand jury decided, what is still unanswered, and what parents of Black children can do when they need answers.

Nolan wells case illustration: a black couple stands together outside a government building

Janice Robinson-Celeste

Missing Black children face higher risks yet less visibility. Learn how Black parents can protect their children from trafficking, exploitation, and safety threats.

Missing black children awareness image showing young black girl standing alone at crosswalk with backpack representing child safety risks and protection urgency

Janice Robinson-Celeste

Discover how Montessori method and toys differ from traditional ones in promoting child development and independence through sensory-rich, hands-on learning experiences.

An african american toddler playing with montessori toys

Successful Black Parenting Staff

Discover the urgent impact of removing DEI programs on Black children’s futures. Learn how funding disparities and policy changes affect scholarships, mentorship, and vital support systems.

Janice Robinson-Celeste

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