Inclusion School Podcast

Educator and Author Ben Smith joins us from Dubai for this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast.

Ben says he wanted to follow in his dad's footsteps and make an impact on his students. Today, he teaches Grade 3. He strives to build a safe space for children to share their ideas and thoughts. He created the book, A Zebra named Zion to help build awareness around mental health challenges that students face. Listen and pick up tips from this week's episode.

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Deb Dagit was instrumental in passing the ADA Act. She joins the podcast this week and shares how to to talk with young people about disabilities. Subscribe, listen and share.

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Robbie Samuels is a Parent, Relationship-Based Business Strategist, and Keynote Speaker. He is this week's guest for the Inclusion School Podcast. Robbie, Simone and Julie compare notes about discussion inclusion with their children as practitioners in the Diversity and Inclusion space. Robbie shares techniques he uses to talk about racial injustice and more with his children.

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In this episode, Julie and Simone are having a real talk. The focus: natural hair. We're hearing a lot about hair discrimination so Julie and Simone get real about the hair conversations and experiences they have with their children. Get tips to engage your children on this inclusion journey.

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In this episode, Julie and Simone speak to Diversity & Inclusion Leader Amy Waninger and her son Nick. Learn how Amy teaches Nick and her other children about unconscious bias. Nick is 11 years old and he speaks up in this interview and shares how he processes the learning from his mom. Get tips to engage your children on this inclusion journey.

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Christopher MacLellan says when it comes to caregiving there's no gender boundaries, no orientation boundaries, no color boundaries. Caregiving impacts everyone and is a great example of how commonality brings people together. He shares his inspiring caregiving story with Julie and Simone in this week's episode. Learn tips for dealing with end of life issues and gain resources for caregiving support.

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Huda Essa is a speaker, author, and consultant. She is this week's guest for the Inclusion School Podcast. With Julie and Simone, she discusses how powerful names are and how they create belonging. She takes us into the classroom and how kids identify with their name. Pick up tips on this week's episode. Learn more about Huda at https://www.culturelinksllc.com

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Michelle Easley is a former educator and was the former President of Georgia Library Media Organization. She is this week's guest for the Inclusion School Podcast. She discusses her book, a resource to get practical strategies to make a book collection more diverse. Pick. up additional resources and get a diverse list of helpful books for you. Visit https://www.michelleeasley.com/diverse-titles

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Simone Morris and Julie Kratz talk about Black Lives Matter. How do you answer the question, why did he (George Floyd) have to die? That and more on the latest episode of the Inclusion School Podcast.

Julie Kratz and Simone Morris discussing real life on this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast. What did they learn, what tough questions are their kids asking, and what's happening during Covid.

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