We’re so excited that you have committed to talking to the children and youth in your life about class, classism, and economic justice! And, we will be honest with you, for most of us, engaging in these conversations can be uncomfortable. So here are a few tips to set you up for success!
Discussion Guide includes:
Tips for preparation
Our “Standards for Justice: Class”
Proposed discussion questions (& answers!)
A list of vocabulary words
Additional resources that may support your efforts
To be used alongside the picture book, The Awesome Kids Guide to Class (or for younger children: Share: A First Book About Class & the Economy for Awesome Kids and Work: A First Book About Valuing Everyone’s Labor for Awesome Kids) by Shayla Reese Griffin.
We’re so excited that you have committed to talking to the children and youth in your life about class, classism, and economic justice! And, we will be honest with you, for most of us, engaging in these conversations can be uncomfortable. So here are a few tips to set you up for success!
Discussion Guide includes:
Tips for preparation
Our “Standards for Justice: Class”
Proposed discussion questions (& answers!)
A list of vocabulary words
Additional resources that may support your efforts
To be used alongside the picture book, The Awesome Kids Guide to Class (or for younger children: Share: A First Book About Class & the Economy for Awesome Kids and Work: A First Book About Valuing Everyone’s Labor for Awesome Kids) by Shayla Reese Griffin.
