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Talking Tough Topics with Kids: Online Chat Event in Parenting with ACEs Group

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Using Books to Engage Young Children in Talk about Race & Justice (EmbraceRace)

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Using Books to Engage Young Children in Talk about Race & Justice

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Lights, cameras, representation! Raising racially just kids in today's media environment. (embracerace.org)

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Honoring Fear & Building Resilience

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(TRE®) Tension, Stress & Trauma Releasing Exercises, Online Group Classes

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Self-Love Yoga

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Dr. Mia Smith Bynum Answers Questions on the Resilience of Black Families, Past and Present, April 23

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Webinar: Family Trauma Solutions - Technology Addiction

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Attached at the Heart Parenting Program Online Educator Training

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Why & How to Talk to Young Kids About Race (EmbraceRace)

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Intro to Parent Cafés

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RaceTalk among White Families Post-Floyd. Now What? (EmbraceRace)

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WEBINAR: Technology Addiction: Family Trauma Solutions

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Parents / Caregivers of Teens Circle Community

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Building meaningful, healthy relationships among children of color (EmbraceRace)

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Lead Your Own What Happened to You? Book Study!

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Buy the Book Day - SALE on The Winning Family + livestream author events

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Heart Work Series: Do You See Me? How Systems of Care Can Wrap Around Youth and Families Impacted by Gang and Gun Violence (NTTAC)

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The Hidden Biases of Good People: Implicit Bias Awareness Training

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