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Roots of Representation

Knology Research

Through engaging, cross-disciplinary discussions, the series delves into the scientific, social, cultural, psychological, emotional, and educational aspects of climate change and its impacts on Black children, while also highlighting the work of Black visionaries and problem-solvers who are devising innovative, effective responses to climate-related threats. Join us and our expert guests as we explore the intersection of climate science, informal learning theories, developmental psychology, early

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00:53:19

Episode 11 – Steps to Building Black-Centered Climate...

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2024/10/14

Guest Host: Anthony Frasier; Guest: Dr. Ed Greene (Knology)In this episode, guest host and project advisor Anthony Frasier talks with project PI Dr. Ed Greene about some of the key building blocks for creating stories that improve the representation of Black voices in children’s climate media. Synthesizing common themes and key takeaways from previous episodes, this podcast showcases what we’ve learned so far about the kinds of storytelling techniques that can support effective Black

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00:52:45

Episode 10 – Building Children’s Storyworlds through...

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2024/10/09

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene talks with project advisor Anthony Frasier about the role podcasts and other audio-based content can play in improving Black representation in children’s media. Their discussion also touches on ways that audio-centered storyworlds can improve children’s STEM knowledge, boost their mental and emotional wellbeing, and ignite a desire to protect the planet. During this episode, Anthony also mentions several resources that can be leveraged in support of

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00:55:39

Episode 9 - Roots of Representation: Building...

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2024/09/24

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene and project team leader Arthur Affleck III, M.Ed., JD., talk about ways the children’s museum sector is helping youth all across the country learn about and respond to various climate-related harms. In this episode, Arthur highlights several museum exhibits and programs that are equipping children with ideas, information, and resources for protecting their natural environments and healing the planet. Some of these include: Race to Zero Waste – An

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Episode 8 - Leveraging Black Expertise to Support...

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2024/09/04

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene speaks with Dr. Leah Austin (President & CEO of the National Black Child Development Institute) about ways to bring the knowledge and experiences of Black communities to bear on decision-making processes connected to climate change and other environmental justice concerns. In this episode, Dr. Austin also mentions several groups that are pioneering and modeling this kind of approach: The Power Coalition for Equity and Justice – a coalition of

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00:47:19

Episode 7 - Creating Early Learning Spaces that...

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2024/08/15

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene asks Dr. Iheoma U. Iruka about ways to create STEM- and climate-related children’s media that promotes, protects, and preserves Black cultures and histories. Dr. Iruka also mentions resources that can be leveraged in support of creating child-centered climate change solutions:Effects of Racism on Child Development: Advancing Antiracist Developmental Science – a report describing the Racism + Resilience + Resistance framework (R3ISE) and how it can be

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00:38:51

Episode 6 - Strategies for Supporting Children’s...

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2024/08/01

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene asks Dr. Fashina Aladé about media creation and production strategies that can help children identify with and learn from the characters and stories they encounter in TV shows and other popular formats. In this episode, Fashina also mentions several individuals and organizations that are contributing to child-centered climate change solutions: Common Sense Media – an organization whose efforts to identify high-quality media content for children

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Episode 5 - Highlighting Diverse Black Experiences of...

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2024/07/18

In this episode, guest host and leadership team member Crystal Allen asks Christine Taylor-Butler about strategies for writing stories that acknowledge the diversity of Black Americans’ experiences of climate change, and about incorporating STEM content into children’s media in ways that promote hope, agency, and a knowledge of how to prepare for and respond to a wide variety of climate-related threats. In this episode, Taylor-Butler also mentions several resources for broadening the representation

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00:38:57

Episode 4 – Advocating for Writers of Color in...

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2024/06/25

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene asks Jason Low, co-owner of Lee & Low Books about diversity in the children’s publishing industry and ways to support writers of color interested in producing climate-related media. In this episode, Anthony also mentions several individuals and organizations that are contributing to child-centered climate change solutions: The Diversity Baseline Study – information about how Lee and Low tracks the publishing industry’s progress toward becoming

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00:33:44

Episode 3 - Roots of Representation: Promoting...

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2024/05/31

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene asks Tulani Thomas about strategies for creating STEM stories that resonate with and speak to the concerns of Black audiences, and that encourage Black children and families to adopt green living practices. In this episode, Tulani also mentions several individuals and organizations that are raising awareness about the ways Black children can contribute to climate change solutions: The HBC Green Fund – which offers financial support for

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00:31:19

Episode 2 - Roots of Representation: Climate Change...

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2024/05/09

In this episode, host and project PI Ed Greene asks Dr. Tresha Gibbs about ways that STEM education can help Black children build the kinds of mental health resilience needed to cope with and respond to climate-related threats.

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Episode 1 - Roots of Representation: Black Ecologies...

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2024/04/16

As part of the NSF Funded BlackRep4Kids project, we’ve launched a podcast series with our partners at ABF Creative to build awareness of the knowledge and skills required to create quality climate-related media for Black children. The podcast is called “Roots of Representation,” and it engages these topics through thought-provoking conversations with experts.In this leadoff episode, host and project principal investigator Dr. Ed Greene speaks with Dr. Fikile Nxumalo about ways to bring the

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