Don't leave your friends behind
Concrete ways you can support parents and children in your scene
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Author
Contributions
- Law, Vikki - Contributor
Publication
2008 - The authors, New York, NY, Maryland
Language
English
Word Count
7,500 words, Guess
Page Count
30 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number303051305
- Open LibraryOL44980067M
Description
This radical parenting zine contains essays about how to bring childcare to political spaces such as anarchist conferences and events. There are personal stories about spaces that are unsafe for children and tips on how to improve them alongside pieces on early childhood development, anti-child bigotry, and accommodating special needs kids. Also in this issue, Vikki Law and China Martens interview three radical Latina mamis Noemi Martinez, Fabiola Sandoval and Maegan Ortiz about their greatest challenges as parents and activists.
Description
Issue number two of Don't Leave Your Friends Behind contains articles on childcare and feminism, an academic analysis of childhood development, providing childcare for autistic and special needs children, suggestions for planned childcare activities, childcare in Zapatista communities, accounts of childcare provided at different conferences and gatherings such as the US Social Forum and various Anarchist Book fares, living with children in collective housing, and teaching children to think politically in public schools. This zine is mostly text with a few photographs and cartoons, and contains submissions from radical/anarchist mothers, fathers, and non-parents.
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- Don't leave your friends behind: Concrete ways you can support parents and children in your scene
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