Recorded
Webinar 3: Culture, Identity, and History as Sources of Strength and Resilience for African American Children and Families (June 2020)
This webinar examined racialized inequities and bias in the early care and education experiences of African American children and families. It explored a strengths-based approach to culturally responsive relationships.
Examines issues of racialized inequities and bias on the early care and education experiences for African American children and families, explores a strength-based approach to fostering culturally responsive relationships, and identifies and explores practices and policies to strengthen cultural responsiveness in IECMHC in order to reduce disparities and support children’s healthy development and learning.
Speakers
Shantel MeekFounding Director, Children's Equity Project (CEP)
Lisa GordonCEP Partner and Project Director, School Systems Partnerships and Programs, Bank Street Education Center, Bank Street College of Education
Rosemarie AllenCEP Partner and Assistant Professor, Institute for Racial Equity and Excellence and School of Education, Metropolitan State University of Denver- Calvin Moore, Jr.Chief Executive Officer, Council for Professional Recognition
Hakim RashidCEP Partner, Howard University
Eva Marie ShiversCEP Partner and Executive Director, Indigo Cultural Center
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