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Ep. 4 Teaching Multi-Ethnic Children to Embrace and Value Their Cultural Heritages – Part 2 of 2
Welcome to the H.U.E Podcast! *SPECIAL NOTE – If you have not done so, please listen to the Introduction Episode of this series first. (scroll down)* This is part 2 of the fourth and final episode in the series: What Do We Tell The Children? How To Talk To A Child About Race and Identity. In […]
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Ep. 4 Resources – Teaching Multi-Ethnic Children to Embrace and Value Their Cultural Heritages
Panelist Condensed Bios: Amanda Flowers Peterson – Amanda comes with 15 years of experience focused on Cultural Competence, Inclusion and Unconscious Bias work. She currently works as the Programs and Diversity Inclusion Director at Launch Ministry. She is also a Pastor, Certified Yoga Instructor and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Carrie Zelin Johnson […]
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Ep. 4 Lyrical Lesson – Teaching Multi-Ethnic Children to Embrace and Value Their Cultural Heritages
I recently re-discovered the potent and soulful music of Emeli Sandé. I chose her latest song Intermission for this episode because both art forms establish a standard and atmosphere of transparency and reflection. Intermission calls for an intentional break to rest, recover, heal, forgive and be forgiven. The song serves as a reminder that we cannot effectively […]
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Ep. 4 Teaching Multi-Ethnic Children to Embrace and Value Their Cultural Heritages – Part 1 of 2
Welcome to the H.U.E Podcast! *SPECIAL NOTE – If you have not done so, please listen to the Introduction Episode of this series first. (scroll down)* This is part 1 of the fourth episode in the series: What Do We Tell The Children? How To Talk To A Child About Race and Identity. In this episode […]
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Ep. 3 Resources – How Can I Teach a White Child to Challenge Racism without Guilt or Shame?
Below are resources discussed in the episode. *H.U.E Podcast does not necessarily endorse the views of the resources below The Autobiography of Malcolm X Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Cornel West – Race Matters Jane Elliott
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Ep. 3 Lyrical Lesson – How Can I Teach a White Child to Challenge Racism without Guilt or Shame?
When Pastor Jamey referenced the song I Need You to Survive as a source of inspiration and encouragement, I immediately thought of my childhood church. Our programs garnered media attention during Black History Month and MLK celebrations, and in several of those programs our youth group performed to the song. I remember passionately expressing the beautiful and […]
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Ep. 3 How Can I Teach a White Child to Challenge Racism without Guilt or Shame? – Pastor Jamey Johnson
Welcome to the H.U.E Podcast! *SPECIAL NOTE – If you have not done so, please listen to the Introduction Episode of this series first. (scroll down)* This is the third guest interview in the series: What Do We Tell The Children? How To Talk To A Child About Race and Identity. In this episode Pastor Jamey […]
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Ep. 2 How Can I Ground a BIPOC Child in Honest History and the Value of Their Voice? – Rev. Darrell Gillespie
Welcome to the H.U.E Podcast! *SPECIAL NOTE – If you have not done so, please listen to the Introduction Episode of this series first. (scroll down)* This is the second guest interview in the series: What Do We Tell The Children? How To Talk To A Child About Race and Identity. In this episode Rev. Darrell […]
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Ep. 2 Lyrical Lesson – How Can I Ground a BIPOC Child in Honest History and the Value of Their Voice?
Tobe Nwigwe, Nell, and Fat’s music has been a balm to my soul since I first heard it. The magnetic aura of their songs gives testament to Tobe’s mission of “making purpose popular”. Their song Shine aligns with the message in this episode to equip BIPOC children with the foundation of their identity and heritage so […]
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Ep. 1 Lyrical Lesson – Transracial Adoption: How Can I Teach A Heritage That Is Not My Own?
Listening to Liz Vice’s music is like soaking your soul in a warm bath – it calms, it centers, it soothes. Her song The Source speaks of our minds and souls, asking “Expand Thy wings, celestial dove, Brood over our souls night, Replace it with Your love, On our troubled spirits, move, And let there now be […]
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