Teleseminar on Anti-Racist Parenting biracial, diversity, education, kids, parenting, predominantly white, presentations, privilege, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaJuly 8, 2008color blind, diversity, education, Liza Talusan, parenting, racial identity, racism, teaching, teleseminar
She Hates Her Hair biracial, kids, parenting, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaJune 27, 2008anti-racist, biracial, cancer, disability, hair, identity
At Least for Today conferences, predominantly white, presentations, UncategorizedLizaJune 25, 2008belonging, diversity, people of color, race, vermont
Catching Up kids, parenting, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaJune 22, 2008child, Chinese, daughter, parenting
What Makes Them Whole blind, disability, kids, parenting, UncategorizedLizaJune 21, 2008ableism, anti-racist, blind, disability, diversity, friends, racism
Is Privilege Offensive? education, privilege, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaJune 8, 2008activism, advocacy, anti-racist, Asian, Boston, disempower, diversity, guilt, injustice, institutionalized racism, knapsack, Latino, marriage, oppression, power, privilege, race, ugly, Uncategorized, wealthy, white people, woman
What Am I First? biracial, education, kids, parenting, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaJune 6, 2008Asian, biracial, Boston, children, community, diversity, hair, Latino, parent, questions, racist, Uncategorized
Tools for Teaching Diversity in a Diversity Free Zone biracial, diversity, education, kids, parenting, predominantly white, presentations, privilege, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaJune 6, 2008books, college, curriculum, diversity, diversity-free, homeless, Intercultural, movies, music, Native American, savior, teaching, Uncategorized, underrepresented, volunteer, White
Our first Kente Ceremony college, education, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaMay 18, 2008ceremony, graduation, predominantly white, Uncategorized
Critical Mass or Culturally Inclusive college, diversity, education, predominantly white, racial identity, UncategorizedLizaApril 26, 2008college, critical mass, cultural inclusion, diversity, Uncategorized