This workshop will provide practical tools in how to reduce implicit bias and its impacts on your practices with children. Objectives include the following: (1) Understand how implicit bias affects children in schools and beyond; (2) Explore the shift from

This workshop will provide practical tools in how to reduce implicit bias and its impacts on your practices with children. Objectives include the following: (1) Understand how implicit bias affects children in schools and beyond; (2) Explore the shift from

Come support White Center Co-op Preschool with pizza! Brunch, lunch, or dinner ... pizza makes a delicious meal whenever you are hungry. The wonderful folks at MOD Pizza Westwood Village are supporting WCCP with a portion of the days' sales.

Monthly discussion group for families with children with higher needs/sensitivities. The purpose of the group is to learn from one another, offering support, experiences, and resources, as well as building community and connection.  Wherever you are on your journey, ranging from a subtle

Presented by The Arc of King County: Disability is a form of diversity often left out of equity and social justice conversations. This workshop discusses neurodiversity, and how biases impact our words and the way we treat people with disabilities.

Having compassion for yourself means that you honor and accept your humanness. Things will not always go the way you want them to. You will encounter frustrations, losses will occur, you will make mistakes, bump up against your limitations, fall

Do you have an anxious child?  Do you trend anxious yourself?  Our hurry up world with its 24/7 news cycle and oceans of information is certainly no help and it can be difficult to know how to successfully offer comfort and

Monthly discussion group for families with children with higher needs/sensitivities. The purpose of the group is to learn from one another, offering support, experiences, and resources, as well as building community and connection.  Wherever you are on your journey, ranging from a subtle

Many of today’s white parents were raised at a time when talking about race and racism was not a common practice, so we have little experience to draw from and plenty of questions. What can we do within our homes, communities