Join us for our annual Black Daddy Day on Saturday, June 15th in Compton as we bring important conversations on fatherhood, healthy masculinity and co-parenting to the forefront and connect with other dads invested in being the best version of themselves.
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Parenting for Liberation & Kimbritive are excited to celebrate all the love and care that Black Mamas Deserve!
Searching for equity in Orange County can feel like a needle in a haystack, but this month the spotlight on diversity is shining on harder to reach places. Trina Greene Brown, a leader in gender and racial equity movements, applauded the county’s recent initiative to reinstate an Office on the Status of Women and Girls, a project that originally ran from 1978 to 1991.
Join us this Black Futures Month as we celebrate Black Parent innovation on Sat, Feb 17, 2024 at The Hippo Factory in Los Angeles. We'll be celebrating our Innovation Fellows as they share about their design journeys and culminating projects. You'll also get to hear from local Innovators in a dynamic panel, enjoy live music and delicious food. Get ready to celebrate our genius and power as Black … Continue reading Black Parent Innovation Celebration!
Habari Gani? Imani! Today is the seventh and final day of Kwanzaa and the start of the new year! Today, on the seventh day of Kwanzaa, we celebrate Imani (Faith) which is to believe with all our hearts in our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders, & the righteousness & victory of our struggle. Today’s reflection … Continue reading Imani: Strengthening Our Faith
Today, on the fifth day of Kwanzaa, we celebrate Nia (Purpose) which is to make our collective vocation the building & developing of our community in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness. Today’s reflection and activity on Nia comes from our Program Associate, paradyse oakley. For the Kids, Make a collage using images and words … Continue reading Nia: Moving in Purpose
Today, on the fourth day of Kwanzaa, we celebrate Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) which is to build & maintain our own stores, shops, & other businesses & to profit from them together. Today’s reflection on Ujamaa comes from P4L’s Finance Director, Lesley Hairston. Ujamaa reminds us that we are the greatest source of support for our neighbors, family & friends. … Continue reading Ujamaa: We got us!
Ujima (Collective Work & Responsibility) which is to build & maintain our community together & make our brothers’ & sisters’ problems our problems, and to solve them together. Today, on the third day of Kwanzaa, we celebrate Ujima (Collective Work & Responsibility) which is to build & maintain our community together & make our brothers' & sisters' problems … Continue reading Ujima: We are Each Other’s Harvest
Despite continued attacks on Queer and Trans families, we are choosing to resist by focusing on the power of Queer family, Queer love, and Queer joy! We invite you to counter hatred with celebration by lifting our voices to sing, moving our bodies to dance, and reminding ourselves that through the challenges we face every day we continue to live … Continue reading Black Queer Family Joy
The decline of American playtime — and how to resurrect it - Vox