I do this work for my son, Terrence, my daughter Ariyah, and for your children too. The idea for this podcast came when I attended a transition lab. Here is a link to the transitions and changes, I promised to make to myself--to be a liberated parent: Parenting for Liberation I am raising a young … Continue reading Why I Do this Work?
https://vimeo.com/331289279 On today’s panel at CSUDH, Trina Greene Brown reads a passage from her chapter in the Chicana Motherwork Anthology. Swipe left to watch... read below for full section: “Through personal storytelling of my experiences birthing and caregiving while simultaneously working in the women’s rights movement, this piece will reflect on the inequities and hypocrisies … Continue reading Chicana Motherwork Anthology Success!
“Freedom is what many parents who have histories of enslavement and incarceration desire for their children. As the daughter of a formerly incarcerated parent, and with a connection to enslaved Africans, that’s what I want for my kids. I want them to be liberated.” -- Trina Greene Brown This Ted-Talk style presentation masterfully weaves personal … Continue reading Children of Incarcerated Parents National Conference
Trina Greene Brown, Parenting for Liberation Founder and Executive Director, wrote a piece for the newly released Chicana Motherwork Anthology. This anthology is a call to action for justice. Contributions are both theoretical and epistemological, and they offer an understanding of motherwork through Chicana and Women of Color experiences. Here's a video of Trina reading … Continue reading Chicana Motherwork Anthology
Are you a resident of the Watts/Willowbrook area of Los Angeles, California? Are you looking to build skills as a community leader? Do you want your voice to be heard? Do you want to talk to other community members and help their voices to be heard? Learn how to how to lead a focus group … Continue reading Parent Training for Watts/Willowbrook community!
April 20, 2019: Black Love Convergence will explore how Black Love shapes our friendships, families, partnerships, communities, social justice movements, parenting, loving outside of the African diaspora, and our ability to strengthen alternatives to capitalism, patriarchy and white supremacy. Parenting for Liberation will hold space for conversations on Courageous Caregiving for Black Liberation in partnership with Dani … Continue reading Courageous Caregiving
Parenting for Liberation's founder, Trina Greene Brown, is a faculty for Mama's University! Are you tired of not having the language to navigate our current political climate? Do you need a space where you can learn from mamas who look like you? Can’t physically travel to attend a conference? Mama’s University is the space for … Continue reading Mama’s University
For #WomensHistoryMonth, we will honor Black women who are doing the work of raising liberated children. Black mamas who lead + inspire liberation at homes + work.
For #WomensHistoryMonth, we will honor Black women who are doing the work of raising liberated children. Black mamas who lead + inspire liberation at homes + work.
On this podcast we connect with Ida McRae who identifies as a Black Muslim woman and parent on what it means to be Black and Muslim. With the heightened violence against Muslim communities from the New Zealand attack in Christchurch that left over 50 dead and 50 more injured and with the increased repressive policies … Continue reading Episode 26: Black + Muslim: Dealing with AntiBlackness + Islamophobia with Ida McRae
For #WomensHistoryMonth, we will honor Black women who are doing the work of raising liberated children. Black mamas who lead + inspire liberation at homes + work.
