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Trina Greene talks with Embodied Podcast's host Omisade Burney-Scott about definitions of gentle parenting and how it can break cycles of generational trauma. Catch the full episode here. For me — I always, you know, put a little Black spin on it. And so what I feel like I'm practicing is gentle parenting plus — which is … Continue reading Intentioned: Parenting Ourselves and Our Kids
Trina Greene & Son, Terrence, 14 “My passion is the fight for equity and justice. I am passionate about ensuring that racism is eliminated and Black children are raised with a deep sense of self, cultural pride and Black joy.” Trina Greene Read More about Trina's Unique Passion https://parentingoc.com/oc-families/oc-moms/moms-with-unique-passions/
By Dianne Anderson for PRECINCT REPORTER NEWS APRIL 6, 2023 Critical race theory in school curriculum stirs up resistance everywhere, and that’s where Trina Greene Brown comes in with Parenting for Liberation, teaching Black parents how to teach their children what traditional schools won’t touch. Her nonprofit offers support and tools to recover from the … Continue reading “Groups Support Black Parents and Students”
Trina Greene is featured in the March/April publication of Essence in a piece on Gentle Parenting by GLORIA ALAMREW. Read more
Parenting for Liberation welcomes our inaugural cohort of the Black Parent Innovation Lab! Eight Black parents from California will be joining P4L for a 6-month journey into learning, experimentation, and solution-making.
"In search of my mother's garden, I found my own."Alice Walker In honor of Black motherhood, Parenting for Liberation is celebrating our 3rd annual Black Mama Magic event! This year we are bringing Black Mamas in Los Angeles together for an intimate outdoor gathering centering the connection between motherhood and mother nature. Through connecting with plants and the natural … Continue reading Black Mama Magic
As part of our 2022 goals to Listen & Amplify Parent Voices, our Community Organizer, jay brissette, has been holding space virtually for the last two months for Black parents and caregivers to connect, share experiences, and participate in solution-making. Black parents have raised valid concerns and challenges around their own fatigue and exhaustion, barriers in access to … Continue reading Listening Sessions
P4L is looking for our next Education Coordinator… is it you?
We are thrilled to introduce our newest team members - jay, Summer & Xan! 🎉🎉🎉 jay, Summer & Xan all bring a deep commitment to protecting and advocating for Black children and families. Please join us in welcoming them to our community, and learn more about them by visiting our team page. From organizing to … Continue reading Meet our growing Team!