For Parents/Guardians

We know that the well-being and growth of your child are a top priority for parents/guardians. By teaching your student(s) empathy, curiosity and kindness, you can instill values that will shape their future. We have educational resources on topics such as DEI, anti-racism, and allyship, as well as advice on how to have these difficult conversations with your child.

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How to Practice Inclusivity

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Take a breath and think before reacting to something that makes you upset

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Get involved with your children’s school activities and introduce yourself to their teachers

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Make an effort to ask about your children’s interests

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Try to understand other people’s opposing viewpoints

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Put yourself in situations where you feel a little bit outside your comfort zone. Discomfort promotes growth

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Establish connections in and around your community

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Avoid casting judgment upon people while around your kids

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Expand your social circle to include those with other lived experiences

There’s always room for growth!

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Resources for general DEI

An illustration of two women leaning on one another. The woman on the left has a light pink, speckled shirt with long, curly, dark hair. The woman on the right has turquoise hair and is wearing a light green shirt with a rainbow printed on it.

Resources for understanding privilege and allyship

An illustration of two women talking while holding coffee. The woman on the left has long, dark hair and a green sweater. She is also wearing a cross neckless. The woman on the right has a bright blue shirt and is wearing a dark blue hijab.

Resources for anti-bullying

An illustration of three people leaning towards one another. The woman on the left has bright orange hair and freckles, and she is wearing a light pink shirt. The man in the middle has wavy, dark hair and he is wearing circular glasses. The woman on the right has very long, straight, black hair. There are two buns in her hair with red ribbons. She is wearing a turquoise sweater, and she is holding up a peace sign.

Resources for understanding identities

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