Jasmine Bradshaw: How to Raise an Anti-Racist - a podcast by NeighborSchools

Today, Bridget chats with Jasmine Bradshaw an anti-racist educator, podcaster and mother.

When Jasmine was pregnant with her first child, she dove into anti-racism research and realized that there was a large divide between the world of academia and practical application. Jasmine launched the podcast First Name Basis to provide resources and tips for families. Her resources help parents and children engage in developmentally appropriate conversations about race, religion and differences to help parents raise the next generation to be more anti-racist.

Links Referenced in the Episode:
NeighborSchools Blog- Don't have time to listen? Read the blog with highlights from Jasmine's episode
First Name Basis- Jasmine's Podcast
Anti-Racist Experts- @proftriciarose and Ta-Nehisi Coates
Anti-Bias Education for Young Children and Ourselves by Louise Derman-Sparks- a book that Jasmine references in the episode
Ally Elementary- Jasmine's resources and curriculum. A roadmap for raising the courageous, anti-racist allies our communities need.
A Bit of Optimism- The episode of Simon Sinek's podcast featuring Omar Brownson about gratitude that Bridget refers to
Flecks of Gold Journal- a journal that Jasmine recommends to help you focus on those golden moments of motherhood

Rapid Fire Responses:
Mom Gear- Itzy Ritzy Diaper bag
Who to Follow - @britthawthorne
What's on your Nightstand- Flecks of Gold Journal 

Further episodes of Work Like a Mother

Further podcasts by NeighborSchools

Website of NeighborSchools