Start Somewhere: How to start the Conversation with our Children about Racism
June 1, 2020I tell my children often that change starts with small steps in the right direction. Viral videos showing unwarranted deaths, caught on camera, of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd and countless others, highlight on-going racism in our country, sparking outrage across the globe. As an educator, mother, and professor in the department of early childhood education,
Experience a partial solar eclipse with The Michigan Science Center
August 1, 2017On Monday, August 21, many parts of North America will experience a rare total solar eclipse
New Michigan state law benefits midwives and expectant parents
February 28, 2017After years of hard-fought advocacy, Michigan midwives, expectant parents, and families started the new year celebrating. That’s because in early January the governor signed a bill allowing Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs) to become licensed by the state. Compared to a Nurse Midwife who attends births mostly in hospital settings and is licensed as a nurse,
Kids at Mott see the Big House through VR
January 2, 2017Sick kids will get to visit The Big House without leaving their rooms at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital
10 Ways to Get Children Involved in the Election
November 1, 2016Adults are not the only ones who feel the energy and excitement of an election season; children do as well. Here is a list of suggestions to involve your children and to help them understand what the election is all about: Depending on the age and development of your child, offer information on the election,