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Becoming Real – (Kindred’s April 2022 Issue, Letter from the…
"Once you are real, you can't become unreal again. It lasts for always." - The Velveteen Rabbit
Kindred's April 2022 Issue - Letter from the Editor
The…
Restoring Our Kinship Worldview: Indigenous Voices Introduce 28 Precepts…
Four Arrows and Darcia Narvaez take each brief quote as the seed for a conversation regarding one or another element of the kincentric worldview—a…
It Takes a Community to Raise a Reader
“We need stories now more than ever.” - Kate Di Camillo, children’s author
“Spring IS coming!” Our hanging-on-by-our-fingernails’ mantra this second, long,…
Kindred Fellowship program Applications for 2022 Summer Program Opens…
“Imagine a world where mistrust, power-over dynamics, domination, and oppression no longer exist because children have never experienced…
Compassionate Guidance For Supporting Refugee Families: From A Kindred…
Editor's Note: Jenna Wes is a graduate of 2021's inaugural Kindred Fellowship Program cohort. You can read more about Jenna, and the KFP program, here. Kindred…
Reading Is Our Free Ticket To Everywhere
“Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are.” ~ Mason Cooley
Never, in my memory, have books and reading been a more important…
Why Love Is A Greater Power Than Justice: Transformative Leadership…
Dieudonne Allo, founder and CEO of Global Leading Lighty Inititiaves, is a longtime collaborator and advisor for Kindred World, the parent nonprofit of the…
Revitalizing Indigenous Traditions In America’s Cradle of…
Listen to Raven Brightwater Custalow and Lisa Reagan discuss the ongoing nonprofit work in Virginia to revitalize, reclaim, and decolonize Indigenous…
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Kindred’s Quarter Century of Serving the Re-Generation
Read 88 five-star reviews of our nonprofit work and support our work on our Great Nonprofits'…
Parenting For Social Change: A Video With Teresa Graham Brett, JD
Teresa Graham Brett, JD, author of Parenting for Social Change, presents her personal story of discovering the roots of oppression in childhood as a mother of…