A short course on Black Identity aimed at children between 4 -11 years old.
About this Event
Our Black Identity is a short 7 week course encouraging young black children to embrace themselves as well as discussing various topics such as anxiety and mindfulness. We have fun interactive worksheets and activities for our participants to enjoy.
As a working professional and a mother I understand the importance installing black excellence into our children from an early age.
You can bring a sibling for free!
Register your interest early to avoid disappointment, please send me an email at ourblackidentity@hotmail.com
The venue will be based in Birmingham City Centre, I will email details during confirmation.
Have a look at our videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPM6ZYIFtZb_9Cx0Vuhk2nQ/videos?view_as=subscriber
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