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Broadening Perspectives, Opening Minds

Children are born without bias. As infants, they don’t care about race, gender, religion (or lack thereof), sexual orientation or cultural identity. As they grow, any prejudice they exhibit regarding others could be the result of learning via observation. That means if you wish to educate students who are nonjudgmental; you must first take a look in the mirror. You must also understand that the key to building relationships and educating nonjudgmental students is through the developme …
Jan 11th 2021 Julia Cook, Boys Town Press Author and Former School Counselor

Five Tips for Raising Children Who Celebrate Diversity

America truly is a melting pot of many cultures, and our society’s diversity is what makes us unique, strong and vibrant. No matter what race people are or what religion or cultural beliefs they profess, in the end, we are all Americans.However, when misunderstandings or suspicion cause people to fear others who they consider to be “different,” it leads to the kind of tension and friction we see too often today across our country.As parents, it is our obligation and responsibility to instill in …
Mar 26th 2019 Bridget Barnes, Director of Boys Town Common Sense Parenting