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Julie & Simone are excited to welcome back Madeline Tyner, a librarian at the Cooperative Children's Book Center of the School of Education at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Madeline was a guest in Season 1 of the Inclusion School Podcast, and has returned to share the latest trends, titles, blogs, and lists of children's books by and about diverse identity categories.
Access booklists and information at https://ccbc.education.wisc.edu/
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This week, Serena Murison and Kylie Jeffrey of PlaySpark join Simone and Julie for an enlightening conversation about their strength based approach to neurodiversity. They share stories of their work, their inspiring apparel line and resources to help you start a conversation with your children around diverse abilities and inclusion.
To connect with Serena & Kylie visit Play-spark.com
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To reach us, email [email protected]
Grab resources mentioned in the show at https://inclusionschool.com/resources/
Pick up our new book, Charlotte Wants A BFF at https://inclusionschool.com/book/
Reesa Amadeo Wolf joins Simone & Julie from "across the pond" this week to talk about her experiences with diversity in schools in the U.K. and how she helps diverse kids connect through experiential learning and games. Reesa has developed a game, "Classm8s", to help kids navigate different layers of diversity in a fun way. You won't want to miss this amazing conversation.
Visit www.inclusionschool.com for more episodes.
To reach us, email [email protected]
Grab resources mentioned in the show at https://inclusionschool.com/resources/
Pick up our new book, Charlotte Wants A BFF today!
Sivanne Lieber, founder of The Joyous Parent, joins Simone & Julie in this week's Inclusion School Podcast to share her insights and recipe for redefining play. As a former classroom teacher, Sivanne discusses how to use play to foster inclusion and empowering parents to tap into the power of play. Don't miss this engaging episode about bringing play back.
Reach Sivanne at TheJoyousParent.com
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Simone and Julie are joined this week by Naomi Raquel Enright for an informative and eye-opening discussion about identity and culture. Naomi tells her story about transitioning from a Spanish language teacher to an equity practitioner and how becoming a mother influenced her work. She delves into the complexity of identity and challenging racism and the language around it.
Listen to the entire podcast at https://inclusionschool.com/.
To reach us, email [email protected]
Grab resources mentioned in the show at https://inclusionschool.com/resources/
Join Simone & Julie this week as they talk with Hannah and Kelty, twin Moms, and founders of the Upbringing Community. They discuss how they are growing up alongside their kids as they practice respectful parenting and empower others to do the same. They discuss priorities like discussing privilege, building self awareness, and pressures to socialize children.
Listen to the entire episode at www.inclusionschool.com.
Learn more about Hannah & Kelty at Upbringing.co
To reach us, email [email protected]
Grab resources mentioned in the show at https://inclusionschool.com/resources/
Award winning STEM Principal, with 25 years of experience in education, Medria Blue-Ellis joins the Inclusion School Podcast. She talks with Simone and Julie about how we can go about creating equity in schools. She also shines a light on how parents can become advocates for change.
Connect with Medria
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Mom and Advocate, Alisha Hunter joins us to share a real life experience around supporting her son who came out to her via text. In this episode, Alisha shares how she was able to navigate conversations with her school and provide support for her son and family while doing so. Pick up transgender resources. Also, if you haven't checked out the episode with Dr. Jen O'Ryan, please do so for additional support on this topic. Visit www.inclusionschool.com for more episodes.
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Dr. Jen O'Ryan is this week's guest on the Inclusion School Podcast. She discusses with Julie and Simone how she accidentally stumbled on a passion for diversity and inclusion, specifically supporting the LGBTQIA+ community. We discuss strategies and resources to support kids coming out. Find out the prime time for noticing changes and conversational tips to help you show up inclusively.
Journalist, Podcaster, and Mom, Anna Marie Jones joins the podcast to discuss being biracial with Julie and Simone. She shares how she became passionate about demystifying diversity. Learn more on this week's episode.
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