Conversations about race, racism, and power in early childhood often focus on critical issues involving the marginalization of children, families, and educators of color.Effective racial justice work also requires us to understand the ways that whiteness operates.
Join us to make whiteness visible. Through storytelling and small group activities, we will consider the professional responsibilities of white early childhood educators and early childhood educators of color to explore how racism and white privilege shape our lives and work. We will invite you to commit to implementing one concrete strategy to disrupt racism in your work as early childhood professionals. (1 PM Eastern, 10 AM Pacific)
