Afrikindness made a significant impact at the AutistiCon Conference 2024, held at the Leeds Playhouse on June 11th. This free annual autism information event brought together families, support providers, and advocates from diverse backgrounds to foster greater awareness and understanding of autism.
Celebrating a Historic Milestone: Councillor Abigail Marshall Katung Becomes the 130th Lord Mayor of Leeds a monumental event, marking a series of firsts in the city’s storied history.
Amidst the bustling cityscape of Leeds, a beacon of warmth and camaraderie shone brightly as parents from all walks of life gathered for a transformative experience at our recent Parent Wellbeing & Community Event.
The Shocking Truth about Burnout and Stress: Revealing Statistics Exposed!
Why 91% of people said they’d experienced high or extreme level of stress?
In celebration of Mother’s Day, the Afrikindness Parenting team joined the vibrant community at RCCG Power Connections Church in Leeds, UK,
Afrikindness, a leading advocate for intentional parenting, takes a giant leap forward with the launch of its groundbreaking Parent WebApp, offering a virtual space for parents to connect, share experiences, and access valuable resources.
In a powerful alliance dedicated to promoting mental health awareness and support in minoritised communities, Afrikindness joined forces with Young Minds, a leading mental health charity, to empower parents and caregivers.
Are you a parent, carer, teacher, or guardian of children or young people? Having the right information always will ease the stress of parenting and help you raise kind, curious, and resilient children.
To help you make the most of your parenting journey and relationships, the Afrikindness Parent team has collated some resources – videos, factsheets, information, organizations, etc which might be useful and help parents and carers at home with children and young people.
”Neurodiversity is a term that frames brain differences as NOT something to be cured, but as something to be embraced as part of human diversity.”
It was coined by Judy Singer, an autistic sociologist. It describes the idea that people learn and interact with the world around them in many ways. It simply explains the unique ways that people’s brains work and the differences in how the brain functions;
AFRIKINDNESS has recently held its first live worldwide panel discussion on Tackling the mental health challenges and crisis of a black child across continents. The powerful worldwide event which had speakers and professionals on its panel came up with vital challenges and remedies on various issues concerning children and young adults around the continents. The discussion was filled with great advice and a few of the topics and issues addressed are:
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