Co-creating a more just and equitable world with the KIDS we LOVE.

You want to do better.

But you don't know where to start...

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At Social Justice Kids, we are hearing from more and more white parents and educators...

...and that makes sense to us.

Because we are white parents and educators.

We were searching for something that would teach us how to create a better future, with and for the KIDS we LOVE.

That's what LOVE KIDS does.

It takes white parents and educators from "I don't know where to start" or "I know I could do better," and provides us with the essentials we need to bring up Social Justice Kids.

What is LOVE KIDS?

LOVE KIDS is a philosophy, foundation, and daily practice.

It is eight essential components every white parent and educator needs to know in order to authentically engage in racial and social justice work with kids.

It is an 8-unit online course that takes participants through the LOVE KIDS Method, full of actionable content that can be put to work immediately in order to create a better world with and for the KIDS we LOVE.

Bringing up Social Justice Kids...

Social Justice Kids are children who can recognize and name unfair racialized patterns in the world, and who are empowered by voice and action to do something about it. They are kids who see each other and stick up for each other, particularly in the context of intersecting social identities (race, class, gender, sexual orientation, gender identities and so much more). They give us hope for a more just and equitable world.

Just some of what you'll learn in LOVE KIDS:

  • An ages and stages guide for talking to kids about race.
  • How to talk to your kids about racism, even when you're not sure what to say.
  • How to use an understanding of personal social identities to deepen your capacity as change agents.
  • Effective phrases for disrupting the daily racial slights and indignities experienced by black, brown and indigenous kids and grown ups.
  • The problem with the concept of racialized colorblindness, and why seeing race matters.
  • The importance of humility and self reflection, particularly for those of us who are white.
  • And how to sustain change beyond the 8-unit course!

Ready to take action with LOVE KIDS?

What People are saying about Social Justice Kids

  • Sonia Nicholson

    Dr. Monahan-Kreishman is a truly a champion for social justice. Her compassion and thought leadership is unequivocally what drives her success in this work. She builds relationships by getting to know the needs of her participants with the goal of increasing their awareness and action. Without hesitation, I would recommend Dr. Monahan-Kreishman to guide your…

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  • Erin Jones

    Education and Systems ConsultantPublic Speaker I am impressed with Mollie’s knowledge about racial equity but even more with her commitment to helping parents and children engage in meaningful dialogue about race and social justice. In a time in our nation when there is greater division around race than since the Civil Rights Movement, Mollie has…

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  • Thelma Brown

    Principal (High School)Counselor (High School & Junior High School)Teacher (8th Grade Science)California/Washington State I had the wonderful opportunity to work with Dr. Monahan-Kreishman on the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee for the Peninsula School District. Mollie is one of the most compassionate and dedicated advocates for promoting inclusive educational environments and programs. In my experience,…

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