Black People Parenting
Black People Parenting

Black People Parenting

No. of episodes
48
Latest episode
2024-09-25

Where can you listen?

Welcome to The Black People Parenting Podcast, the number one podcast for Black parents raising Black children! Join us in this safe space as we come together to share information and build community. Hosted by Family Engagement Educator Dion Chavis, our podcast addresses the unique challenges and intricacies that Black parents face in today's world.

Our goal is to provide a platform for insightful conversations with experts, parents, and community leaders, sharing stories, strategies, and resources to empower our community. We explore a range of topics, from navigating systemic racism and advocating for our children in school to promoting positive self-esteem and identity development.

If you're a Black parent raising a Black child, we know how challenging it can be to find support and resources that speak directly to your experience. That's why The Black People Parenting Podcast is here. Our inclusive and supportive community is a place where you can connect, learn, and grow together.

Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review us on your favorite podcast platform. Join the thousands of Black parents who have made us the number one podcast for raising Black children. We look forward to sharing this journey with you!

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of Black People Parenting?

There are 48 episodes avaiable of Black People Parenting.

What is Black People Parenting about?

We have categorized Black People Parenting as:

  • Kids & Family
  • Parenting

Where can you listen to Black People Parenting?

Black People Parenting is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did Black People Parenting start?

The first episode of Black People Parenting that we have available was released 1 June 2021.

Who creates the podcast Black People Parenting?

Black People Parenting is produced and created by Black People Parenting.