Resources


 

Resources for Multiracial Folks

 
Multiracial Mental Health is a website that specializes in pairing Multiracial people to Mixed Race therapists and mental health professionals. Multiracial Mental Health understands that the experience of Mixed Race folks are often unique, and it can be hard to find a therapist that understand the Multiracial experience.

You can find their site here: https://www.multiracialmentalhealth.com/home

Multiracial Mental Health also has a partner podcast titled: Multiracial Mental Health: The Podcast where they invite Multiracial professionals to speak on topics of race, identity, and mental health

You can find this podcast on Spotify and Acast: https://shows.acast.com/multiracial-mental-health 
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Resources for Parents

The ABC's of Racial Literacy: The hit educational show for children just came out with a special lesson as a part of the #ComingTogether Project in order to teach young children the basics of Racial Literacy find out more through: Racial Justice | Sesame Street in Communities - Sesame Street in Communities
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Racial and Ethnic Socialization (RES): Racism, racial bias and racial discrimination affect children, yielding disparities in educational experiences, discipline, developmental outcomes and overall health and well-being. Many parents wonder what to do in order to help their children to process negative experiences and to develop strong identities and resilience despite these experiences.
RES is a process through which parents influence “children's racial identity and self-concept, beliefs about the way the world works, and repertoire of strategies and skills for coping with and navigating racism and inter- and intra-racial relationships and interactions.” (From  Resilience in African-American Children and Adolescents: A Vision for Optimal Development.) Find out more on: RESilience (apa.org)
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https://www.embracerace.org/
EmbraceRace: The EmbraceRace community offers amazing resources directed at helping families meet the challenges of "raising children in a world where race matters." They offer regular webinars and all kinds of resources from action guides, to articles, stories, and lists of children's books. Check them out at https://www.embracerace.org/
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Dr. Jenn: Dr. Jennifer Noble is a psychologist with multicultural psychology training who specializes in working with parents raising teens, BIPOC adults and the mixed race population. Learn more at https://drjenntherapy.com/
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Colours of Us: The Colours of Us website includes lists of books, toys, and clothing that feature diverse characters. Check it out here! https://coloursofus.com/
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Resources for Parents of Multiracial Children

Multiracial Families Project Facebook Page: Ask questions, connect with other parents, and find more resources by liking our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/MultiracialFamiliesProject.
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Samahra: Samahra (samahra.app) offers parents of Multiracial kids evidence-based guidance on navigating identity development including daily reading and reflection through their mobile app. Samahra Community members also have a space to connect with other parents for facilitated and organic discussion of all things related to raising connected, celebrated, and confident Multiracial kids. Parents can download the Samahra app in the App Store. Stay tuned for their Multiracial teen app!
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Dr. Jenn: In addition to her work as a psychologist for parents raising teens, BIPOC adults, and mixed race individuals, Dr. Jennifer Noble has developed guides with tips for parents raising mixed race kids. She's written "The Mixed Life Journal", which features 31 days of affirmations for parents to give their mixed race kids, and she also has an online parent community, The Mixed Life Academy, to help parents confidently raise mixed race kids. See her website https://www.drjennpsych.com/ for more info!
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Mixed Bloom Room: Sarah Lotus is Certified Life and Goal Fulfillment Coach who specializes in working with Multiracial individuals and families. She offers courses and sessions for mixed adults and parents of mixed kids. Learn more at https://mixedbloomroom.com/.
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