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- "It's Not That Serious:" Reflections on Transracial Adoption and IdentityIn this episode, we meet Yaya--a 15 year-old girl who wants to share with us her story of adoption and identity, growing up in the U.S. as Chinese American with an all-white family, and navigating spaces where very few people looked like her. She's also here with some strong messages of hope and optimism, while giving us a master lesson on why we should probably stop taking ourselves so seriously.Additional Resources:https://www.npr.org/2018/10/13/657201204/code-switch-transracial-adoptees-on-their-racial-identity-and-sense-of-selfhttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/14/lens/asian-american-identity-transracial-adoptions.htmlFollow us on IG @marywardlupinacci or email [email protected]Music by markwardmusic.com1 hr
- “A Safe Space For Me” (pt. 1): Reflections on Gender Identity in ChildhoodIn this episode, Noah shares with us his experiences of growing up and coming out as transgender in childhood. In such a thoughtful and caring way, Noah is able to tell his story while also talking us through the complexities of gender identity, development, and experiences with family and school. This is part 1 of our 2-part interview with Noah.1 hr 22 min
- Finding My Voice: Reflections on Identity and Activism as a Biracial Teen
In this episode we meet Ava, a 15 year-old girl from St. Louis who brings us into her process of finding her voice in the Black Lives Matter movement and the fight for racial justice as a biracial teenager. Ava gives us insight into some of the complicated spaces she navigates--her experiences of racial division in school, how representation has impacted her identity development, her complex family and friend dynamics, and her journey of finding her voice in youth activism.
Resources:
"Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria: And Other Conversations About Race" by Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD
"We Want To Do More Then Survive: Abolitionist Teaching and the Pursuit of Educational Freedom" by Bettina Love
"The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas
Annie Segarra: youtube.com/theannieelainey
Contact and follow us on IG @marywardlupinacci or email [email protected]
Music by Mark Ward www.markwardmusic.com
1 hr 24 min - Empathy, Activism, and Black Lives MatterIn this episode we meet Amariae, a 16 year-old girl with a clear message about racial justice in the U.S. We discuss a range of topics related to the Black Lives Matter Movement including education, youth activism, social media, police violence, protests, communication during conflict, practicing empathy and compassion, and our shared love of true crime.BLM Resources:www.blacklivesmatteratschool.comwww.m4bl.orgwww.teachingtolerance.orgBook: Teaching for Black Lives Edited by Ryan Watson, Jesse Hagopian, and Wayne AuFor additional discussion and resources follow us on IG @marywardlupinacci or @tinyreminderspodcastOriginal Music by Mark Ward www.markwardmusic.com1 hr 32 min
- Onward! Episode: Reflection, Momentum, and Things In BetweenIn this episode, Mary introduces a practice she's calling "Onward!" for moving through difficult times with care and attention. This is a strategy, rooted in mindfulness practices, that all of us might be able to anchor into when we start to feel overwhelmed or stuck. We also discuss ways kids are feeling the impact of COVID-19, the experiences of college students during this time of chaos, and we hear from a listener who has some words of wisdom about staying home and staying safe. This is a great episode for anyone who needs to take a moment to pause and re-connect.Writer & Host: Mary Ward Lupinacci, PhD (www.marywardlupinacciphd.com)Production& Sound: Johnny LupinacciMusic: Mark Ward (www.markwardmusic.com)51 min
- Storyteller Episode: Where Do I Belong?In this episode, our storyteller tells us about some very complicated (and possibly very relatable) experiences with school. May is a 14 year-old girl who has tried almost every kind of school setting, has even moved across the country, and no matter how many times she tries to re-start she just can't seem to find the right fit. But what she finds along the way are some really important lessons in confidence and identity that might just be the reminder many of us need.1 hr 15 min
- Storyteller Episode: What's the Worst Thing That Could Happen?This week we join Addy as she reflects on her time as a 5 year-old with anxiety and panic disorder. Her story is serious, but her voice is filled with so much joy and tenacity, This is a story of resilience in action that might just be the reminder that many of us need.37 min
- Tiny Reminders: An IntroductionThis short intro episode is a preview of how things go down at the Tiny Reminders podcast! Join us next week for our first full storytelling episode. If you know a kid or you are a kid with a story to tell email us at [email protected]15 min
About Tiny Reminders
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Welcome to the Tiny Reminders Podcast where we learn big lessons from small voices. Tiny Reminders is a safe space for kids to tell the stories that matter to them and for the rest of us to listen.…
And learn.