Explore what transformative justice looks like in parenting, and practice somatic abolition techniques to put theory into praxis.
Parenting Through Uncertainty Workshop
Parenting Through Uncertainty Workshop
Collaboration LaboratoryWorkshop
2024 COLLAB LAB EXPERIMENT
Parenting The Path of Least Resistance
What does transformative justice look like in parenting?
Even when we understand the concepts of transformative justice – what does it look like to practice in our our day-to-day parenting?
We’ve joined together with somatic abolitionist and transformative justice parent educator, Nat Vikitsreth of Come Back To Care, to put these intentions into practice.
COME BACK TO CARE
Meet Nat Vikisreth
Nat Nadha Vikitsreth, LCSW (she/her) is a dot connector, norm agitator, and lover of liberation who supports social justice curious families in their efforts to practice social justice in their parenting while re-parenting their inner child. Nat works as a nationally award-winning decolonized therapist and facilitator, a trans rights activist, and a host of the Come Back to Care Podcast. She founded Come Back to Care for anyone who loves and raises children to heal as we get free.
Parent Challenges:
“The election is terrifying, injuries are making me irritable with my kid, I’m overwhelmed by all the things to do everywhere I look.”
“I’m having trouble staying regulated in the face of a dysregulated kiddo.”
“I need help on how to balance talking about the reality of our politics without burdening the kid with fear or hopelessness.”
“We’re struggling through bedtime, and I’m trying not to snap at my kiddos as I’m living through the erasure of where I’m from – Gaza, and the challenges of living in the states.”
Parenting Through Uncertainty: A Transformative Justice Parenting Workshop
Workshop Slides
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Companion Workbook
Download the companion workbook for our 2024 workshop
TOOLKITaFAMILY ACTION TOOLKIT
How To Practice Tenacity & Resilience For Kids
As we learn about injustice, challenging issues, and hardship, we're going to face setbacks and failure. By staying tenacious and resilient, we can keep working together toward the future we want.
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