How to Talk with Children about Diversity and Inclusion
Show: Pediatric Voices
When parents and caregivers discuss diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice with children, they provide a roadmap for navigating human differences. If these issues are contextualized in a way that is relatable and accessible, children can draw meaningful conclusions about how we treat one another. In this episode, Dr. Jasmine Willis-Wallace shares her advice for starting and sustaining that dialogue, using familiar concepts that will resonate with children across the developmental span.
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