Join us with special guest Anthony Gordon who is a former educator, accomplished poet, and current Anti-racist, diversity, equity, and inclusion specialist as we discuss banned books and how homeschoolers can navigate them.

So, you know how in secular homeschool communities, everyone's always talking about "diversity" and "inclusion"? But, does that actually translate into real life?

We'll discuss the trend of folks in secular spaces are all about shouting from the rooftops about how diverse and inclusive they are. But then, when it comes down to it, they're dropping the ball. Are they for real, or is it just a front to look cool?

We'll explore how hearing "no" from our kids can trigger memories, insecurities, and fears from our own past experiences, and address these triggers while fostering a positive relationship with our kids.

In this episode, I share my perspective on initiating a co-op, covering the journey from starting small, navigating growth, and providing insights on how to find like-minded individuals to join your community.

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We began by recognizing that homeschooling goes beyond academics; it's a journey of self-discovery, understanding, and shared growth. Connected parenting emerged as a guiding principle, emphasizing the importance of building strong parent-child bonds and creating an environment rooted in empathy and mutual respect.