This list identifies additional resources where families can learn about racial equity and inclusion.

Racing Towards Equality: Why Talking to Your Kids about Race is Good for Everyone (Washington University) Free online learning module with explanation on why families should have conversations about race as well as ways to talk about race with children.

Racism and Violence: How to Help Kids Handle the News (Child Mind Institute)
Article with strategies to help children cope with troubling news and explore feelings about racism.

Resources for Talking about Race, Racism, and Racialized Violence with kids (Center for Racial Justice in Education) Extensive resource list with interviews, articles and other materials.

Resources (EmbraceRace)
Collection of articles and webinars from national experts supporting family conversationsa bout race.

Talking to Children About Racial Bias (American Academy of Pediatrics)
Article with information on ages when children start to understand racial bias, strategies to help children deal with racial bias, and tips for talking about racial differences (en español)

Talking to White Kids about Racism (Safe Space Radio)
Printable list with suggestions for white families to start conversations about race.

Not Sure Where to Start?

For featured resources, including local organizations, book suggestions and other learning tools, see the Racial Equity & Inclusion guide.