Nothing sounds more wholesome than kids and sports. But as legal scholar Dionne Koller illustrates youth sports have become increasingly commercial, unregulated, and competitive with companies, including private equity firms, replacing publicly-subsidized recreational programs. This highly lucrative industry profits from, among other things, clubs, camps, equipment, mega facilities, and youth sports tourism — exacting a … Continued
In a society that devalues ideas, perhaps it’s not surprising that the thought processes of children receive little interest. Yet, as psychologist Susan Engel argues, children are constantly constructing ideas, often collaboratively, although this impulse is frequently dampened by the wider world. And she suggests that we ignore the mental processes of children at our … Continued
It’s vital that we all reflect on how we talk with children about racism. Our spoken and unspoken words and actions shape them. Are you raising your kids to be anti-racist and compassionate people? Join Nurse Rona and Allison Briscoe-Smith, Ph.D for this important conversation.
We continue with PT2 of our tribute to Manu Dibango. Later we speak with Dr. Karp about COVID-19 and its effect on pregnant women and infants. Guests: Kwadwo Duane Deterville, Anthony G. “Cholly Rock” Horne and Dr. Karp Image is of Kwadwo photo credit @SF State University … Continued
Mitch Jesserich tells us what’s up in D.C. PLUS: “The Parents’ Guide to Climate Revolution” author Mary DeMocker brings hope and activism. Hosted by Kris Welch.
