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In BoyMom: Reimagining Boyhood in the Age of Impossible Masculinity, author Ruth Whippman digs into the impossibly contradictory pressures that boys face, and the harmful blind spots of male socialization that leave boys isolated, emotionally repressed, and adrift.

In this Neurodiversity Education Series event, Dr. Meryl Alper, Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Northeastern University, will discuss the “social” aspects of media for neurodivergent youth.

Escuche esta valiosa información sobre cómo prevenir las conductas que llevan a la adicción. Si usted tiene hijos o menores a su cargo, no se puede perder lo que hablaremos aquí. Presentado por Eduardo Torres, migrante, educador sobre adicciones y fundador de Caminos de Prevención.

According to Christa Jackson, PhD, Professor of Mathematics, Science, and STEM Education at Saint Louis University, parents and educators need to consider mathematical and STEM experts who embody the social identities of the learners they guide/teach.

Directed by award-winning filmmaker Tiffany Shlain and executive produced by Goldie Hawn and MindUP, The Teen Brain is a short film (10 min) that explores what's happening in the teenage brain. Find resources and discussion questions for all ages at https://www.letitripple.org/theteenbrain

How can you become your child's favorite conversation partner? Eran Magen, PhD, is a population health psychologist and the founder of Parenting for Humans, a relationship-first, judgment-free approach to parenting.

Students’ curiosity is linked to their life satisfaction, positive emotions, hope, purpose in life, as well as self-compassion. Scott Shigeoka is a globally recognized curiosity expert, speaker, and the award-winning author of Seek: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World.

In this Neurodiversity Education Series event, author and neurodiversity expert Amanda Morin provides parents and educators with practical information about neurodiversity and neurodivergence to help students feel accepted and supported for who they are.

Dr. Judy Y. Chu, educator, researcher, and author of "When Boys Become Boys," offers a way of looking at boys and thinking about boys' development that centers on their capacity and desire for meaningful relationships

In their groundbreaking books, The Self-Driven Child and What Do You Say?, Bill Stixrud, PhD, and Ned Johnson reveal how you can raise children who are self-driven, self-confident, and not unduly stressed and anxious.

What if joy isn’t something you have to wait for, but something you can choose? Stanford health psychologist Kelly McGonigal, PhD, introduces a fresh perspective on how joy works, and practical strategies for harnessing the power of joy in everyday life.

How can you become your child's favorite conversation partner? Eran Magen, PhD, is a population health psychologist and the founder of Parenting for Humans, a relationship-first, judgment-free approach to parenting.