Diversity and Inclusion
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On 25th March Tapestry held a live online event on the theme of Reflecting on Anti-Racism in the Early Years. The event was co-hosted by Liz Pemberton, who runs the training and consultancy company The Black Nursery Manager, and the speakers were Shaddai Tembo, a lecturer at Perth College UHI and doctoral student at the University of the West of Scotland, and Faith Chow, an early years Speech and Language Therapist with specialist interest areas in bilingualism and autism. As well as the presentations, there were speaker Q&As and a panel discussion with Faith, Shaddai and Liz. You can watch a recording of the event and find the speaker's presentations here. These are …
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One of our new articles for October, by Liz Pemberton, asks us to think about how we talk about race with young children. Are we prepared for their curiosity? Are we educating ourselves and doing the anti-racist work ourselves so that we can be prepared? Are we ready to keep learning and growing from our own mistakes? The article has links to Liz's course, and recommendations of books to read.
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In this podcast conversation Ben and Jules chatted with teacher and trainer Caprice Fox about talking with children about LGBTQIA+, the importance of belonging, and the language and resources to support you to create an inclusive learning community. Useful resources mentioned in this episode are linked here: https://www.popnolly.com/ https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/445987/my-magic-family-by-jeffs-lotte/9780241560518
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If you're looking for comprehensive and supportive guidance on trans inclusion, you may find this document from Brighton and Hove informative and helpful. https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/node/776/trans-inclusion-schools-toolkit-2021
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In this podcast episode, Stephen chats with baby massage specialist and hypnobirthing instructor Josette Sticher about the many benefits associated with baby massage, and the importance of representation when it comes to massage for babies.
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Professor Eunice Lumsden has written a free resource designed to support early years leaders in developing belonging for families and staff in a setting community. With a focus on reflection and reflexivity, the Mandela Model Workbook uses the letters in MANDELA to support conversations around key areas: Make time, Acknowledge, Needs, Differences, Educational Experiences, Life experiences, Age Each section has questions to inform your holistic approach to inclusivity. The resource is available to download for free from the Tapestry website here. There is also a video of Professor Eunice Lumsden talking about the Mandela Model Workbook which you can a…
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This Book Is Anti-Racist: 20 lessons on how to wake up, take action, and do the work by Tiffany Jewel To understand the value of this book, an acknowledgement of your place on the road to anti-racism is important. In addition to this, an appreciation that there is no finish line on the road is vital. My personal journey, like many other white people, didn’t begin until 2020. I have a long way to travel, but I feel there is no better companion in the early days of your journey than this thought provoking and informative book. That is not to say this is only useful for those at the beginning of learning about anti-racism. I’m starting to see the comparisons…
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If you are looking for support to start necessary conversations at your setting about Anti-racist practice, A Beginner’s Guide to Anti-racism written by Early Years anti-racist trainer and consultant Liz Pemberton, is a free resource to help you. You can download it here.
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Early Years anti-racist trainer and consultant Liz Pemberton is going to be repeating webinars from her 3 part series How to Explore Race with Children in the Early Years. All the sessions will be during the last week in June, and individuals don’t need to book onto all 3, but can choose which ones they would like to, or are able to, attend. This is an opportunity to fill in any gaps if you weren’t able to come to all 3 webinars in the past, or to come to all of them if you haven’t attended before. You can find out more about the webinars from this link. You can read about Liz’s work on her website The Black Nursery Manager.
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In this podcast episode Stephen is joined by the owners of 3 companies who create resources with the aim of increasing diversity and representation for our young children - 'Super Sapiens', 'Little Omo' and 'Philly & Friends'. They discuss the reasons they started their businesses, the products they have created and what nurseries and schools need to be doing.
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