All Are Welcome
All Are Welcome
The Holy Trinity School Diversity & Equity Committee provides leadership, support, and resources to advance and sustain an all-inclusive school community where every individual is valued and embraced. We are committed to promoting awareness and a deeper understanding of all types of diversity so that everyone in our community feels safe and welcome.
In order to be People for Others and to develop our Ignatian spirituality, we believe that social justice starts within our families and our school community.
Questions about Holy Trinity’s diversity and equity initiative? Fill out the form to get in touch.
Highlighted Resources
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How to Use Stories to Help Kids Develop Empathy
Stories help us understand ourselves and others by acting as windows and mirrors. By discussing stories and their meanings, you can help your child to better express emotions, build empathy, and reflect on different perspectives.
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How to Teach Children About Cultural Awareness and Diversity
Children notice and are curious about differences in people from a very young age. Rather than quieting them, we can use these opportunities to teach respect, empathy, and understanding.
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Raising Caring, Respectful, and Courageous Children
Richard Weissbourd, co-director of the Making Caring Common Project, discusses raising caring, respectful, and courageous children and preventing cruelty and bullying.
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Beyond the Golden Rule: A Parent's Guide to Preventing and Responding to Prejedice
Psychologists, educators, and parenting experts share practical, age-appropriate tips for teaching respect and tolerance A final section helps parents reflect on biases and how they influence parenting.
