Join us for a new 4-part workshop for parents/guardians of children four years and younger. Jacqueline Nelson, former kindergarten teacher, DEIB educator, and mom of a two year old, will create connections and community for families with young children and teach the group how to talk about race with each other and with their children

Join us on January 29, 2022, from 1-4PM ET on Zoom as Jason Craige Harris guides participants through an interactive review of Pollyanna’s free K-8 Racial Literacy Curriculum, which is designed to help students gain knowledge about race as it has been constructed in the United States.

On February 17, 2022, Jason Craige Harris will lead us through this workshop that will help faculty, parents and guardians learn accurate definitions of Racial Literacy and CRT (dispelling distortions and inaccuracies) as well as provide an overview of how Racial Literacy can be integrated into a curriculum to promote equity and belonging for all.

Join us on March 5, 2022, from 1-4PM ET on Zoom for the first overview of our high school curriculum facilitated by Curriculum Project Manager Julia Kingsdale. Attendees will learn about the curriculum’s structure, scope, and sequence, and preview activities from each of the eight subject areas.

We’ve picked four of the most common myths that we have heard from opponents of our racial literacy work and have highlighted them in this resource. These myths threaten to undo our work, so we must undo them.