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It Takes a Village...What's in a Village Anyway?

It takes a village to raise a child. When you are raising your children away from your home country, what would your village look like? ...

Flipped Classroom Model and Multicultural Students

Language barriers are hard to address in a classroom both for students and teachers. Flipped classroom model can be a great tool to diss...

Live in the US? Teach Your Children About Race.

If you live in the United States, there is no escaping racial sensitivity. Here are four steps to help you handle this topic in your family

Using Culture as an Excuse to Hit Children

World cultures are full of positive values, heritage, and languages that we can teach our children. Hitting should not be on that list.

Don't Raise an Obedient Child

Obedience is a highly prized quality in many cultures. It also makes parenting easier. So why would I suggest not raising an obedient child?

What Are We Teaching our Children about Cultural Insults?

Teaching our children about micro-insults can foster negative feelings between friends. We need to be more intentional about how we teach it

Protect Your Loved Ones...I Mean Legally

Multicultural families are often raising their children alone. This makes us vulnerable. How can we protect our loved ones no matter what?

And so it Begins

Today, I am so excited to "turn on" the OPEN sign for my new parent coaching practice. Here is the story of how it came together.

Healthy Competition is a Life Skill. It Should Be Taught and Practiced.

Competition is innate and it is here to stay. As parents and educators, how do we teach out children about healthy competition?

Culturally Savvy: Mouled El Naby

The resemblance in the way humans celebrate around the world is hard to miss. It highlights and respects a core human need to belong, gather