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  <title>The Impact of Dance, Education and Parenting on Racism</title>
  <description>The Impact of Dance, Education and Parenting on Racism &amp;amp;nbsp; About Debi: &amp;amp;nbsp; Debi is the founder of Play Healing and a mother of two teenage daughters.&amp;amp;nbsp;Debi coaches parents online and has featured on BBC Radio to talk about parenting, homeschooling and preventing tech addiction. She has worked in education with children aged 4-16 for over 20 years, performed as a musician for 25 years and studied a Post Grad in Therapeutic Play.&amp;amp;nbsp; She is the author the PLAY HEALING PAUSE Model helping parents to Pause, Play and Connect deeply with their children in a fast-paced, digital age.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/debi-john-159343a8/ &amp;amp;nbsp; Music used on the podcast written by Debi John and produced by the amazing Paul Frazer. &amp;amp;nbsp; About Nuna Sandy: &amp;amp;nbsp; Nuna is an amazing mum, dancer, choreographer and producer with Company 3 working creatively with young people aged 11-18. Prior to this, she worked with Zoo Nation, Plague, Boy Blue and other dance companies as well as tonnes of teaching children in dance from ages 4-18. &amp;amp;nbsp; LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nuna-sandy-23b4092b/ &amp;amp;nbsp; This is the link to the Video Nuna mentioned and recommended at the end of the podcast.&amp;amp;nbsp; https://youtu.be/inA3G4hzryU &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Support the Play Healing Podcast &amp;amp;nbsp; If you fancy treating yourself of a loved one to some Neals Yard Organics Products then support this podcast by using this link: uk.nyrorganic.com/shop/debijohn &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Resources&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Free e-book: https://playhealing-bb694.gr8.com 22 Screen Free Ways to Build Connection with your Tween/Teen - https://playhealing-tween.gr8.com&amp;amp;nbsp; Play Healing website - https://www.playhealing.com/ Play Healing Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/playhealingparent/ Play Healing Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/playhealingofficial/ &amp;amp;nbsp; If you think that working with me may be something you’d like to do then contact me at playhealing@outlook.com and we can arrange a chat. &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Value Bombs:&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Dance has the power to make you think in different ways, to challenge your perception. &amp;amp;nbsp; ‘It’s about what dance can open up for you and what it can teach you in terms of life skills. ‘ &amp;amp;nbsp; Dance transcends language &amp;amp;nbsp; 5min - Nuna explains all about the importance that youth clubs had in her life. &amp;amp;nbsp; 10 min - Nuna talks about working on transformative projects with young people. &amp;amp;nbsp; Setting achievable goals helps to build a sense of accomplishment. &amp;amp;nbsp; ‘Teaching challenge based routines that I knew through practice they would get it - the level of pride and accomplishment makes them want to come back and build on it…’ &amp;amp;nbsp; 16 min&amp;amp;nbsp; - The story about how her daughter struggled with racist comments about her hair and how the family helped her.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; 17 min -&amp;amp;nbsp; It’s important to model celebrating our differences and thinking about how others feel with our children. 18 min - It’s important to educate our children about race and have those age appropriate conversations. 19 min - The key is not shying away from those conversations&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; 19.30 ‘I got off the ‘train' cause I was suffering trauma cause of what I’d seen…’ &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; 20.30 min Big hair don’t care…great book. &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; ‘Representation matters - it starts at home but needs to be backed up by everything else we see…’ &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; 22min - A wonderful example of how a school dealt with racism. &amp;amp;nbsp; ‘Not every black person wants the role of educator…’ &amp;amp;nbsp; 27 min - It’s not about being easily offended if someone is trying to learn. &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; 28 min - Talking about having black and white babies with our children. ‘We’re all ignorant until we ask questions and learn.’&amp;amp;nbsp; It’s not being afraid to have conversations.&amp;amp;nbsp; 29 min having conversations about age gender in an age appropriate way…&amp;amp;nbsp; 30 min contextual safeguarding … 31min - ‘skin is colour of poo’ = a really negative connotation.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; 33 min Nuna’s Secret to her parenting success -&amp;amp;nbsp; It takes a village to raise a child… Be honest and ask for help as parenting can feel isolating.&amp;amp;nbsp; I was open to the fact that I couldn’t do it and wasn’t expecting myself to. &amp;amp;nbsp; Sponsors &amp;amp;nbsp; To grow your audience with a quality list and market products check out - https://www.getresponse.com/?a=KAwgJm7CYh &amp;amp;nbsp; Special Offer for Listeners: To get 10% off Teddo Cards, enter PLAYHEALING at the checkout. https://www.teddo-play.com Podcast Production: Debi John </description>
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