Inclusion School Podcast

Julie and Simone discuss the upcoming season. Learn which episodes stand out to them and they reveal a big announcement. Listen in as they kick off a new season of inclusive learning for parents, caregivers, and educators. As always, reach out to the podcast at [email protected].

Join us in this episode as Julie and Simone discuss the past season. Guess which episodes resonated with us. Hear what we're celebrating (and it's not just the end of the season). Listen to this week's bonus episode of the inclusion school podcast. We will be back in August for Season 4.

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If you're joining us for the first time, we provide tools and resources for parents, educators and caregivers wanting help with tackling tough conversations with their children. The show is hosted by Inclusion Strategists, Simone E. Morris and Julie Kratz.

In this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast, Julie and Simone sit down with Talent Consultant Latrice Huff. Latrice talks to Julie and Simone about teaching older children how to:

1. Set Boundaries
2. Know When to Get an Adult Involved
3. Know the difference between bullying and racism

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To connect with Latrice, visit http://talentstays.com/

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Jackie Ferguson joins this week's Inclusion School Podcast. She shares how her upbringing exposed her to navigating various perspectives. She's had a myriad of experiences. She says parents can learn how to embrace inquisitivity, vulnerability and empathy. She also. shares how we should talk to children about diversity.

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Reach Jackie at https://thediversitymovement.com

Reach Inclusion School at www.inclusionschool.com. Be sure to visit our resources page. If interested in being a guest, send us an email at [email protected].

Mike Vaggalis, Founder / CEO of Keepsake Tales joins the Inclusion School Podcast to share their mission to include every child in their own story. Listen as Mike tells the origin of Keepsake Tales while outlining innovative opportunities to improve children's literature. Hear about how they create inclusive children's literature. Join us for this week's episode.

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Reach Inclusion School at www.inclusionschool.com. Be sure to visit our resources page.

Children's Book Author, Kathleen Blasi joins Julie and Simone on this week's episode of Inclusion School Podcast. She talks about the power educators have in validating ideas that children have. She shares how she leverages writing workshops to empower children to share their stories. In addition, she provides tips to instill confidence and pride in kids interested in writing.

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Reach Kathleen at http://www.kmblasi.com.

Reach Inclusion School at www.inclusionschool.com. Be sure to visit our resources page.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Expert and CEO of Equality Institute, Bernadette Smith, joins Inclusion School Podcast this week. She discusses how to have uncomfortable conversations with your children about privilege. We discuss how to proactively have LGBTQ conversations.

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Have questions or want to be a featured guest, email [email protected].

Connect with Bernadette at https://www.theequalityinstitute.com

If you're joining us for the first time, we provide tools and resources for parents, educators and caregivers wanting help with tackling tough conversations with their children. The show is hosted by Inclusion Strategists, Simone E. Morris and Julie Kratz.

In this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast, Julie and Simone sit down with Shuli de la Fuente-Lau, the creator behind the Instagram account Asian Lit for Kids. She is passionate about amplifying children's books that showcase Asian and other BIPOC characters. She is particularly interested in the Asian diaspora, the effects of colonialism, and the way we can heal and find joy in stories. She is the mother of two strong and hilarious daughters. She has been an educator for the past 13 years, and is currently an assistant principal at an elementary school in California.

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To connect with Shuli, visit https://www.instagram.com/asianlitforkids/?hl=en

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As we wrap Women's History Month, we reintroduce Story Performer Sally Perkins. Sally joined us in season two so be sure to catch the episode if you missed it.

We revisit the journey to more diversity in the new administration and touch on Women's Suffrage Movement (touching on the gap for women of color). The interview also touches up education, equality, and the need to show up for local elections.

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Resources Mentioned:

• The Color of Law
• The John Oliver Show (on education)
• Stacey Abrams "All-In" documentary

Connect with Sally - www.sallyperkins.net.

In this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast, Julie and Simone chat with Children's Author and Educator Vivian Kirkfield. They have an enlightening conversation on the benefits of how to use picture books to share untold stories. Hear about the friendship between Marilyn Monroe and Ella Fitzgerald. Join our discussion and follow us on Instagram. Subscribe, listen, share, and leave a review for the show.

Connect with Vivian on her website (https://viviankirkfield.com).

Reach Inclusion School at www.inclusionschool.com. Be sure to also visit our resources page.