
Celebrating Women’s History All Year Long
Women’s History Month is an opportunity to celebrate the important contributions of women in the past, present, and those leading us into the future. This recognition is important because in white supremacy culture, a patriarchal system is set up to de-value the work, contributions, and inherent humanity of women in addition to leveraging power and control over women in every aspect of our lives. Moreover, because white supremacy culture is based on the core belief of white superiority (both racially and culturally), the most impacted women are Black Women, Indigenous Women, and Women of the Global Majority. More still, are women who do not conform to the imposed gender binary within white supremacy culture. To be clear, when I say WOMEN, that includes both cis and trans women.

Friday 5 | Feb. 10th
Black and White picture cards for babies, the Munari Mobile, Putting Toys Away, “Stamped From the Beginning”, and how to engage a 7 month old who is interested in untying bowties!

Friday 5 | Feb. 3rd
Tracing boards, Sandpaper letters, Making the Bed, “Freedom We Sing”, and how to get your child cleaning up!

Celebrating Black History All Year Long
Racism and Anti-Blackness are real and as educators and parents, we have an opportunity in the child’s earliest years to combat these absorbed ideas all year long. We can celebrate Black Joy, uplift Black intersectional identities that are underrepresented (Black Queer & Black Trans community members), celebrate Black Women in politics, social justice, law, motherhood, education and more.