All parents are teachers!
To help prepare your grade-schooler for a successful life, we created a collection of DEI parenting guidebooks. (DEI stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.) Each guidebook focuses on a specific DEI value (e.g., LGBTQ+, gender equality, special needs, immigration, poverty, indigenous people, etc.).

Why focus on parents?
At the end of the day, it's parents who need answers to the inevitable questions their kids ask. And it's parents who will be having follow-up conversations, deciphering mixed messages, adjusting household routines, and ultimately, steering the moral and ethical compass of the next generation.
The best part?
Instead of general advice like 'be a good role model' or 'talk about feelings,' our guidebooks provide specific, age-appropriate examples and step-by-step instructions for subtly folding diversity and inclusion values into household routines, homeschool lessons, and daily conversations.Â

What our customers are saying
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Thank you for writing this!
I was so happy to find this book and series. My most favorite part is the answers/scripts the book gives, almost like a script for lost parents of what to say when their child asks questions about DEI issues. I'm so relieved to have this book in hand and I thank you very much for writing it for us.
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Finally! A diversity book for parents!
I've read so many children's books about diversity to my kids lately. I'm stumped every time they ask a question. The books in this series are the perfect companion books. I'm so pleased!
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Empowering, no nonsense guide
Trish Allison has distilled this topic to its most informative and empathic essence. It is comprehensive yet brief. The writing is succinct and extremely well-organized. She did a fantastic job here. Strongly recommended! Clearly a labor of love. I suspect her whole series of books reaches the same level of excellence.
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Wonderful book from a wonderful series
This guidebook is an excellent resource for parents who want their kids to learn the importance of treating immigrants with kindness and respect. The author uses expert-backed input from specialists in child development, education policy, immigration practice, to show how children can better understand a controversial concept such as 'immigration.'