There is no place for racism in our society. We must work together as a community to ensure we no longer demonstrate, teach, or tolerate it. While these conversations can be complex, and often we don’t know where to begin, we believe beginning with our littlest ones can have the most long-term impact, both individually and as a society. We hope you will find the resources below helpful in finding a good jumping off point when it comes to talking to children about race and racism in America. Click here to return to the main page. 

Babies should develop in leaps and bounds; so while missing out on months of therapy doesn't sound like long, the consequences are compounded. Supporters of "EI" say that working with infants and toddlers saves money later, by lessening kids' needs when they're older; some studies say it even leads to reduced prison rates.