PRIDE Resources - Book lessons for Ages 3 and Up
1) Supporting Children with Gay and Lesbian Family Members
2) Understanding Gender Diversity
(You can purchase a book set that corresponds to these lessons on our website store or individual books from other booksellers. There are also many free online videos of people reading the books out loud.)
Navigating Difficult Conversations with Children and Youth on Race, Racism, and Discrimination
1) Book lessons for ages 3 – 12
(You can purchase a book set that corresponds to these lessons on our website store or individual books from other booksellers. There are also many free online videos of people reading the books out loud.)
Creating a Circle of Care and support for ourselves and our children - fREE webinars
COMING SOON: #3 Who’s Driving Your Behavior Car?, 5/12/2020
Additional AMAZEworks Resources
- PODACAST Friends for a Nonviolent World Podcast with AMAZEworks Executive Director, Rebecca Slaby, on Identity Awareness and Unconscious Bias, 4/27/2020
- Star Tribune article, "Demand for diversity training is on the rise in Minnesota", with quote from AMAZEworks Executive Director, Rebecca Slaby, on Belonging, 3/21/2020
- MPR News with Angela Davis, "Navigating Gender Identity at School", with call-in from AMAZEworks Development and Communications Director, Jenni Bratulich, 9/5/2019
- MPR News with Angela Davis, "Multiracial families struggle with identity and acceptance" with call-in from AMAZEworks Executive DIrector, Rebecca Slaby, 4/6/2019
- Pioneer Press article, "Diversity consulting is booming. It’s even in a St. Paul kindergarten classroom", featuring AMAZEworks programs, 2/23/19
Resources on Race and Racism
- Talking Race With Young Children, 20-minute Podcast Episode from NPR and Sesame Street
- “Talking With Children About Racism, Police Brutality and Protests“, by Laura Markham
- “6 Things White Parents Can Do to Raise Racially Conscious Children” by Bree Ervin
- “How to talk to kids about racism: An age-by-age guide”, Today’s Parent
- “Don’t Say Nothing: Silence speaks volumes. Our students are listening“, Teaching Tolerance
- An Educator’s Guide to This Moment: Resources for Educators, Parents, and Students, Equity Initiatives Unit, Montgomery County Public Schools
- Anti-racism Resources
