Examining Childism And The Rights Of Children, A Podcast With Teresa…
Teresa Graham Brett, is a contributing editor for Kindred, board member for Kindred World and author of Parenting for Social Change. Teresa and…
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Voices Of Wisdom: Birth, Relationships And Renewal From Peruvian Masters
"Anthropology gives us insights into how relational experiences and communication patterns within different cultures directly shape the development of the…
Transgenerational Trauma And Cross-Cultural Insights
In this video, David Metler, a contributing editor for Kindred Media, talks with Teresa Graham Brett of the Parent Liberation Alliance and Dieudonne…
When Children’s Trauma Leads To Terrorism
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"I want us to wonder about the experiences of people we don’t like, about the people who do things that we…
Conscious Parenting In South Africa: Kindred’s Pioneering Partner…
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Shifting From Power Over Children To Power With Children
Listen to Teresa discuss her book, parenting for social change
When we look around the news and see stories of war, violence, and suffering, we may wonder…
Student Debt And Regret On The Path To Sustainable Living
On June 18th, 1999, while on a camping trip, Bob and I were hiking through Asticou Terraces on Northeast Harbor in Maine. We’d had a series of thunder and…
Choosing Social Change Within Everyday Moments
“In between stimulus and response there is a space, in that space lies our power to choose our response, in our response lies our growth and our freedom.” -…
Mindful and Just Parenting: Cultivating the Courage of Radical Compassion
Although I have written about the research on the positive effects of mindfulness and presence in my book, Parenting for Social Change, and in several articles,…
Parenting as the Practice of Freedom
Does parenting reinforce the control and domination in our culture or is it a reflection of the freedom we claim to value so dearly?
When I stepped into the…