Rebekah Gienapp

Rebekah Gienapp is a writer, speaker, religious educator and parenting coach. Her work focuses on nurturing a commitment to social justice and antiracism in children, especially those whose families hold privilege. She is the author of “Raising Antiracist Kids: An Age-by-Age Guide for Parents of White Children.” Her work has been featured by The Washington Post, Parenting Forward, and MLK50: Justice Through Journalism. Find more of her resources for parents and educators at rebekahgienapp.com.

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12 Children's Books to Celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage

Here are 12 books for preschool and elementary-age children that offer positive, diverse representations of Asian American Pacific Islander history and culture that can help our families deepen their knowledge of the AAPI community so we can become allies in the fight for peace and justice for everyone.

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Five Anti-Bias Education Strategies for Early Childhood Classrooms

Anti-bias education is most effective when messages of affirmation, fairness and empowerment are incorporated into all aspects of learning. Here are a few strategies that can help you begin anti-bias education, or go deeper into it, in your classroom.

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Seven Ways to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy with Children

As MLK Day approaches, we owe it to our children — and to ourselves — to talk about Dr. King's work, honor his legacy and consider what his work means today.

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