<p>In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day, I'm airing a special series of intimate and insightful interviews with four Harvard educators and two University of California professors on topics related to Implicit Bias. Our second topic of the 6-part series: Gender.</p> <p>Courtney shares her wealth of knowledge on:</p> <ul> <li>How to have conversations with your children about gender identity and gender expression</li> <li>What to do when your child asks questions related to pre-defined gender norms</li> <li>Things to watch out for when talking to your daughter or your son</li> <li>How to select an inclusive school for your child</li> <li>What schools can do to diagnose their culture and climate</li> <li>What an inclusive curriculum looks like</li> <li>TONS of quality and research-based resources related to gender and sexuality, in forms of TED talks, books, and organizations</li> </ul>

026: Race: How to Talk to Young People about Race

Research-backed tips and hacks straight from parents, educators and neuroscientists on raising motivated, confident, and compassionate children. Hosted by Jenny Woo, Harvard educator, mom of three, and creator of the social and emotional skills game used in families, schools, and clinics in 20+ countries. Designed for busy parents: short episodes, knowledgeable guests, and packed insights.