How Do We Protect Our Kids from Identity-Based Bullying?
How do we protect our kids from identity-based bullying? Recently, I had a conversation about identity-based bullying with a teacher, and they shared that reaching
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How do we protect our kids from identity-based bullying? Recently, I had a conversation about identity-based bullying with a teacher, and they shared that reaching
As many of you know, I have been working on a children’s book that is dedicated to my daughter. It is a beautiful tribute to
I recently read a post that got me thinking about the dangers of using derogatory terms to motivate. “I don’t want him to grow up
Today I am thinking about siblings of transgender children. In our family, we have four children, three of whom identify as cisgender (sex assigned at
Make no mistake, I am a mandatory reporter. Those outside of healthcare, education, or the first-responder cohort might not be clear about what this means.
Today we are going to talk about supporting transgender youth in schools. To clarify, I know that school systems have varying policies ranging from mildly
Person first language recognizes the importance of putting a person before a disability or diagnosis. Using person-first language tells someone that they are more than their struggles. That they are, quite literally, a person first.
Let’s talk about easy ways to incorporate pride into the classroom. Pride month comes at the end of the school year in many states. Schools
Today we are talking about five steps to make change in your community. To start, in May I attended the DC Bans Off Our Bodies
J.K. Rowling, Always was originally published on December 19, 2020, at magickindness.org J.K. Rowling Always. It is with a heavy heart that my whole world
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