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Eye to Eye: Gotta Get Down With Our Toddlers
I LOVED PLAYING WITH ARIEL when he was a baby. He cradled in my arm like my body was meant to hold him. I could carry him easily, close to me, on my stomach in a snuggli, on my back Read more...Issue: Young PeopleRead More -
Fall 2016: Resources for Racial Justice
With all the focus on the elections it can be difficult to remember (or even to find out about) the millions of people organizing for social justice every day. Some of those struggles are highlighted in this issue of my Read more...Issue: Racial JusticeRead More -
Guidelines for Being Strong White Allies
WHAT KIND OF ACTIVE SUPPORT does a strong white ally provide to a person of color? Over the years, people of color that I have talked with have been remarkably consistent in describing the kinds of support they need from Read more...Issue: Racial JusticeRead More -
Guidelines for Working with Young Men
A FACILITATOR’S GUIDE “Our struggle is not easy. … The truest act of courage, the strongest act of manliness is to sacrifice oneself for others in the nonviolent struggle for justice.” Cesar Chavez YOUNG MEN’S WORK: STOPPING VIOLENCE Read more...Issue: Young PeopleRead More -
Guidelines for Working with Young Women
Introduction and Facilitator’s Guide from Young Women’s Lives: Building Self-Awareness for Life by Nell Myhand and Paul Kivel YOUNG WOMEN’S LIVES: BUILDING SELF-AWARENESS FOR LIFE is a program for young women, ages 14-19. It is designed to celebrate and Read more...Read More -
Hard Knock Radio Interview: Uprooting Racism
Listen to this insightful conversation between Paul Kivel and Anita Johnson from Hard Knock Radio about Uprooting Racism! Read more...Read More -
Healthcare
The US healthcare system is so riddled with racism that tens of thousands of people of color die needlessly every year because of its inadequacies. Others are permanently disabled, live with remediable conditions, or suffer seriously inferior quality of life. Read more...Issue: Racial JusticeRead More