Dr. Christia Brown
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By Dr. Christia Brown
Parenting Beyond Pink and Blue
A guide that helps parents focus on their children’s unique strengths and inclinations rather than on gendered stereotypes to more effectively bring out the best in their individual children, for parents of infants to middle schoolers.
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“When You Photoshop Men Out of Politics”“Nobody’s free until everybody’s free.” Fannie Lou Hamer
Other98 https://other98.com/cant-unsee-looks-like-photoshop-men-politics/
I’m recruiting a PhD student for next year! My program at Univ. of Houston is part learning sciences, part methods/quant, so students will get a strong foundation in theory + methods. We are a lab focused on growth, so I’m seeking motivated grad students excited to learn. 1/3
Looking forward to hosting this exciting lineup of speakers for our Fall 2020 ECR Series!!! Nov 18: Biafra Ahanonu @syscarut, Ishmail Abdus-Saboor @IshmailSaboor; Dec 2: Sikoya Ashburn @SikoTree, Natalia Sánchez; Dec 16: Diego Szczupak, Lauren Whitehurst @LNWhitehurstPhD.
Just thinking about that advice column that called women whose kids pop into their Zoom calls unprofessional.
Great quote from my book with co-author @marielapaezvega https://twitter.com/BrookesPubCo/status/1317610092804608001
"Recognizing that people all over the world are bilingual and seeing bilingualism as an asset are critical shifts in mindsets necessary within the early childhood community." #quotes
Dr. Brown’s Blog on
Psychology Today
Why the Women in the Weinstein Case are so Believable
By middle school, girls are sexually harassed by boys, yet taught to smile and pretend it doesn't bother them rather than confront or report it. Just as in the Weinstein case. Read More
read moreKids, Politics, and the Gender Divide
Children are interested in elections, and have strong opinions about candidates, but underestimate gender biases in politics and government. Read More on the Psychology Today blog.
read moreRepresentation Matters
Regardless of gender identity, kids and teens want, and need, to be seen and affirmed. Representation and actual knowledge matters. This shouldn't be confined to one day a year. Read More
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