Inclusion School Podcast

Educator and Author, Michelle Travis joins this week's Inclusion School Podcast. Michelle shares her wisdom on talking to children about work. As the author of My Mom Has Two Jobs, she brings a unique perspective about how to help children understand the duality of roles in the home. Listen to this dynamic and engaging conversation with hosts Simone Morris and Julie Kratz.

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Mental Health Therapist Danielle Ireland joins the Inclusion School Podcast this week to talk about techniques for having hard conversations with children. Danielle talks about breaking communications down (how do we navigate it and get vulnerable?)

Neil Miller joins this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast. Neil shares the white male perspective as he discussed future trends in the workplace, honesty with children, and approach to bringing others along in the diversity and inclusion journey.

Adına Oberman, educator, mom, and owner of Big Books for Little Hands shares some bonus thoughts post interview with the Inclusion School Podcast. Here what Adina had to say behind the scenes. All good and worth a listen.

Adina Oberman, Educator, Mom, and owner of Big Books for Little Hands joins the Inclusion School Podcast this week to talk about how to discuss the tough stuff with your children. It's a delightful conversation where Adina sheds lights on resources that are age appropriate.

Adina has books for every category of discussion you can think of having with your children. Check out Big Books for Little Hands here. You can also follow them on Instagram.

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Julie and Simone had a delightful time interviewing Madeline Tyner about the research the Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC) in Madison, Wisconsin conducts each year around diverse books. They review about 4000 books annually. Learn the process and who's writing what. It's an insightful conversation that you don't want to miss.

Managing Editor of Teaching Tolerance organization, Monita Bell, joins this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast. Monita shares the journey of the organization and the resources they provide for educators. Parents and caregivers can also benefit from these resources. Listen in and pick up some new tips for having inclusive conversations with your children.

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Join Julie Kratz and Simone E. Morris in this week's bonus episode. Julie and Simone discuss breaking down the Corona Virus conversation to kids. What can you do to be present with your kids during this time?

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Master Storyteller and Performer, Sally Perkins, joins the Inclusion School Podcast this week to discuss Women's History. Sally enlightens our audience by conversing with Julie and Simone about how we can incorporate education on the Women's Suffrage movement into conversations with our children. Listen in and learn more about our history and key women your children simply must know about. Happy Women's History Month.

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Abby Robinson joins the Inclusion School Podcast this week. Abby is a parent who identifies as LGBTQ and has two boys in elementary school. Abby shares her journey and tips for having conversations with your kids regarding families with same sex parents. Get curious and listen to this week's insightful episode.

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