In 2015, social justice educator and activist Angela Berkfield held her first Parenting for Social Justice workshop. Now it is time to share those tools and inspiration. Using plain language, this book discusses race, class, gender, disability, healing justice, and collective liberation, initiating age-appropriate and engaging conversations with kids about social justice issues. Included are ideas for taking action as families, from making protest signs and attending a local march, to trying healing meditations and consciously connecting with people from different backgrounds. Resources for further learning and activities that readers can engage in on their own or as part of a group.

Author Angela Berkfield has taught in a variety of settings over the past decade and is a co-founder of the Root Social Justice Center, ACT for Social Justice, and Equity Solutions. Chrissy Colón Bradt serves as an educator and Director of Equity and Inclusion at an independent school, and is on the board of The Courage of Care Coalition and the Root Social Justice Center. Rowan Parker currently works in Early Intervention as a Developmental Specialist. Romina A. Pacheco earned a Master’s in Social Justice Education from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum & Instruction and Gender & Sexuality Studies from New Mexico State University. One of Jaimie Martin's life goals is to raise her 3 children with the knowledge necessary not only to propel themselves out of poverty but to help create a world in which all people have access to what they need to thrive.