Parents

Once upon a time, in a land not too dissimilar from ours, there was a village where every sock lived peacefully in pairs. These sock pairs were diverse – some long, some short, some with stripes, and others with polka dots. They lived harmoniously, each pair celebrating the uniqueness of the other.

Africa Day, observed annually on May 25th, is a vibrant celebration of the African continent’s diverse cultures, history and achievements. This significant day holds tremendous importance, not only for Africans, but also for people worldwide who recognize the invaluable contributions Africa has made to our global community.

Did you know that our cultural backgrounds shape everything we think, say, and do? From our values and beliefs to our language and social norms, culture is at the core of our identities. Yet, its impact often goes unnoticed.

Teaching children about neurodiversity is one of the steps to helping them value diversity. And how do I introduce neurodiversity to children? Read this post to find out.

Understanding and embracing neurodiversity promotes inclusivity and encourages tailored support for each child’s unique strengths and challenges. Learn more in this blog post.