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Selina Armstrong

Gentle Parenting: An Ode To Our Ancestors

For Black parents, gentle parenting is not the opposite of what our elders have done. This is how we thank previous generations for keeping us safe in a world that wouldn't.
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School Culture Affects Black Student Achievement

As students prepare to return to school this fall, there are many things for parents and educators to consider. We are still in the midst of a pandemic and living in an environment where racial disparities are being brought to the forefront whe...
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Celebrating Juneteenth: Honoring History And Taking Action

Juneteenth is important for the larger narrative around justice and equality. It is not just Black History, it is American History. We can honor the legacy of Juneteenth AND mindfully take action for continued change. Here are seven ways. 

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 How My Five-Year-Old Taught Me Empathy

This year, as parents we have had to level up our game as we navigate a global pandemic, racial injustices being brought to the forefront, civil unrest and so much more. At any one given moment, it’s hard to know whether I am thriving or just gett...
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The Verdict Is In - I'm Numb

It was hard for me to focus and be in a space to do anything productive because as a Black woman, I am not okay right now.
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Selina Armstrong
Selina Armstrong

Selina Armstrong has worked as an advocate for families throughout her career. She started out as an educator and then moved int into children and families support programming and services, working in Atlanta and internationally to bring peace education programs to conflicted affected areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Most recently Selina worked with the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence (WRC) in Atlanta as a Family Advocate and the Director of Children's Services. While at WRC Selina led their summer camp program for children affected by domestic violence to promote emotional well-being and resilience.