Nov 25, 2018
In today’s topic, we will explore advocating for your child’s education. Whether it is academic achievement, social/emotional growth, or even having the best resources for their respective sport, we are discussing what this looks like for the current African American family.
Marvelous Mahogany Mom: Phaedra Burton
Phaedra Burton is our Mahogany
Momologist of the Week. This mother of two showed up and showed out
in a video for the #cardibmoneychallenge.
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Mom Group of the Week:
Sol Mamas are folks from all tribes building friendship, extended family and community while enjoying the outdoors and a host of other activities. Enjoy toddler play dates, field trips, group fitness classes, and more. Based in the Bay Area of California you can check them out on MeetUp - www.meetup.com/sol-mamas
Resources
Griffin, D (2012) The need for advocacy with African American parents. Counseling Today; Retrieved from: https://ct.counseling.org/2012/05/the-need-for-advocacy-with-african-american-parents/
Pigford, A (1993) Advice to the
Parent of the Black Child. Educational Leadership, 50 (8), 66-68
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