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- ISBN 9781394336845
- Weight: 340g
- Dimensions: 142 x 218mm
- Publication Date: 26 Mar 2026
- Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Tools and strategies for busy parents seeking to instill social justice values in their children
Raising Change Agents gives parents the tools they need to weave social justice actions into their daily routines, raise socially conscious kids, and address their own triggers and trauma, helping them become more than performative, take a proactive approach, and teach their kids and themselves to live in alignment with their values, even when they feel overwhelmed with the demands of work and homelife. The author’s proven framework focuses on breaking the abstract concepts of social justice actions into bite-sized actions that parents can implement throughout the day whether during mealtime, bath time, play, or school drop off.
The book explores how to:
- Raise children to be social change agents by first becoming one
- Practice social justice in daily parenting while promoting a child’s development at the same time; each social justice action in this book is linked to developmental psychology
- Take concrete actions to support doing the “heart work” of liberation together for the long haul, because liberation starts at home
Raising Change Agents is an essential read for busy parents who believe in social justice initiatives and want to instill these values in their children but don’t yet have the tools and strategies to do so, along with practitioners, therapists, educators, and other professionals who work with children.
Nat Nadha Vikitsreth, LCSW, (she/her) is a dot connector, norm agitator, and practitioner of liberation who supports parents and caregivers in their efforts to make parenting political in practical ways while promoting their children’s development at the same time. Based in Chicago, she works as a nationally award-winning decolonized therapist, a keynote speaker, a community organizer, and as host of the Come Back to Care podcast.
