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A viral Google doc called “Anti-racism resources” has, you guessed it, a slew of helpful resources and lists for parents and non-parents alike.

Embracerace.org has a seminar Tuesday at 8:30pm ET entitled “How do I make sure I’m not raising the next Amy Cooper?”

Children’s Community School’s list of Social Justice Resources

The Center For Racial Justice In Education resource list

Raising Race Conscious Children is a valuable workshop and resource parents can use over and over again. In particular, these strategies for talking to your kids about racism and race.

Los Angeles: https://www.lapl.org/summer

https://mommypoppins.com/lakids/free-summer-reading-programs-for-la-and-oc-kids

South Pasadena: https://southpasadenan.com/public-library-summer-reading-program-dig-deeper-read-investigate-discover/

https://www.first5la.org/parenting/articles/first-5-la-5-minutes-unexpected-ways-to-use-the-library-this-summer/

Orange County: https://www.ocls.info/kids-summer-reading-program-2020