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X-WR-CALDESC:This LIVE Panel hosted in response to the special “PBS KIDS Ta
 lk About: Race and Racism” will feature:\n - Dr. Brian J. Dixon (Board Mem
 ber of ACFS\, Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist\, Founder of Mindful / forme
 rly Progressive Psychiatry\, and Chair & CEO for Together Forward 501c4)\;
  \n - Jen Sarduy (President and Co-Founder of Re+Birth Equity Alliance)\; 
 \n - Camille Davis Hayes\, Psy.D. (Director of Operations for Alliance Chi
 ld & Family Solutions)\; and \n - Anastasia 'Stas' Taylor\, MSSW\, LCSW-S 
 (Founder & CEO of Alliance Child & Family Solutions).\n\nMORE ABOUT THE SP
 ECIAL:\nPBS Kids is hosting a new special\, “PBS KIDS Talk About: Race and
  Racism\,” premiering October 9. The half-hour program will feature authen
 tic conversations between real children and their parents\, and will inclu
 de content from PBS KIDS series DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD\, ARTHUR and X
 AVIER RIDDLE AND THE SECRET MUSEUM. The show will feature kids and their p
 arents talking about race and racial justice-related topics in an age-appr
 opriate way\, such as noticing differences in race\, understanding what ra
 cism can look like\, and embracing the role we all have to play in standin
 g up for ourselves and each other -- offering viewers ideas to build on as
  they continue these important conversations at home.  The special will de
 but as part of PBS KIDS Family Night on the PBS KIDS 24/7 channel\, and wi
 ll also be available on PBS stations nationwide (check local listings)\, a
 nd streaming on pbskids.org\, the PBS KIDS Video app and on PBS KIDS’ Face
 book\, YouTube\, and Instagram.  Read more at: https://www.pbs.org/about/a
 bout-pbs/blogs/news/new-pbs-kids-talk-about-race-and-racism-special-to-deb
 ut-on-october-9/ and https://www.pbs.org/parents/talking-about-racism\n\nM
 ORE ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:\nDr. Brian J. Dixon\nBIO: A philanthropist and Psy
 chiatrist\, Dr. Dixon advocates for the total health and well-being of chi
 ldren\, adults\, and families while contributing to the fields of socioeco
 nomic justice and education.  His strength is creative collaborations that
  challenge unhelpful social structures by offering thoughtful solutions th
 at are scalable and transparent.\n\nJen Sarduy\nBIO: Jen Sarduy is a black
  woman\, parent\, spouse\, and community organizer.  She is also the Presi
 dent and Co-Founder of Re+Birth Equity Alliance\, a non-profit organizatio
 n that aims to build bridges in the interest of achieving birth justice ac
 ross Texas.  In addition\, Jen works as a Communications Manager at Harm R
 eduction Coalition.\n\nCamille Davis Hayes\, Psy.D.\nBIO: Camille lives in
  Desoto with her husband\, children\, two dogs\, cat (who is part bobcat)\
 , and pet tortoise. She is an avid reader and enjoys spending time with he
 r family taking walks\, bike riding\, and hiking. Originally from Milwauke
 e\, Wisconsin\, Camille has an extensive background in mental health but h
 as taken some time to raise her family. She is eager to assist the familie
 s and individuals seeking services from ACFS.\n\nAnastasia 'Stas' Taylor\,
  MSSW\, LCSW-S\nBIO: Anastasia is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Wor
 ker – Supervisor (LCSW-S) who actively provides therapy services in additi
 on to running her agency.  She is passionate about working with individual
 s from diverse backgrounds as she is part of a mixed-race blended family w
 ith two bonus kiddos (and now two grandchildren)\, two children adopted fr
 om foster care\, and one biological daughter.  Two of Anastasia's children
  are also on the Autism Spectrum so she is both personally and professiona
 lly aware of the many challenges families face with their unique struggles
  and strengths.
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DESCRIPTION:This LIVE Panel hosted in response to the special “PBS KIDS Tal
 k About: Race and Racism” will feature:\n - Dr. Brian J. Dixon (Board Memb
 er of ACFS\, Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist\, Founder of Mindful / former
 ly Progressive Psychiatry\, and Chair & CEO for Together Forward 501c4)\; 
 \n - Jen Sarduy (President and Co-Founder of Re+Birth Equity Alliance)\; 
 \n - Camille Davis Hayes\, Psy.D. (Director of Operations for Alliance Chi
 ld & Family Solutions)\; and \n - Anastasia 'Stas' Taylor\, MSSW\, LCSW-S 
 (Founder & CEO of Alliance Child & Family Solutions).\n\nMORE ABOUT THE SP
 ECIAL:\nPBS Kids is hosting a new special\, “PBS KIDS Talk About: Race and
  Racism\,” premiering October 9. The half-hour program will feature authen
 tic conversations between real children and their parents\, and will inclu
 de content from PBS KIDS series DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD\, ARTHUR and X
 AVIER RIDDLE AND THE SECRET MUSEUM. The show will feature kids and their p
 arents talking about race and racial justice-related topics in an age-appr
 opriate way\, such as noticing differences in race\, understanding what ra
 cism can look like\, and embracing the role we all have to play in standin
 g up for ourselves and each other -- offering viewers ideas to build on as
  they continue these important conversations at home.  The special will de
 but as part of PBS KIDS Family Night on the PBS KIDS 24/7 channel\, and wi
 ll also be available on PBS stations nationwide (check local listings)\, a
 nd streaming on pbskids.org\, the PBS KIDS Video app and on PBS KIDS’ Face
 book\, YouTube\, and Instagram.  Read more at: https://www.pbs.org/about/a
 bout-pbs/blogs/news/new-pbs-kids-talk-about-race-and-racism-special-to-deb
 ut-on-october-9/ and https://www.pbs.org/parents/talking-about-racism\n\nM
 ORE ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:\nDr. Brian J. Dixon\nBIO: A philanthropist and Psy
 chiatrist\, Dr. Dixon advocates for the total health and well-being of chi
 ldren\, adults\, and families while contributing to the fields of socioeco
 nomic justice and education.  His strength is creative collaborations that
  challenge unhelpful social structures by offering thoughtful solutions th
 at are scalable and transparent.\n\nJen Sarduy\nBIO: Jen Sarduy is a black
  woman\, parent\, spouse\, and community organizer.  She is also the Presi
 dent and Co-Founder of Re+Birth Equity Alliance\, a non-profit organizatio
 n that aims to build bridges in the interest of achieving birth justice ac
 ross Texas.  In addition\, Jen works as a Communications Manager at Harm R
 eduction Coalition.\n\nCamille Davis Hayes\, Psy.D.\nBIO: Camille lives in
  Desoto with her husband\, children\, two dogs\, cat (who is part bobcat)\
 , and pet tortoise. She is an avid reader and enjoys spending time with he
 r family taking walks\, bike riding\, and hiking. Originally from Milwauke
 e\, Wisconsin\, Camille has an extensive background in mental health but h
 as taken some time to raise her family. She is eager to assist the familie
 s and individuals seeking services from ACFS.\n\nAnastasia 'Stas' Taylor\,
  MSSW\, LCSW-S\nBIO: Anastasia is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Wor
 ker – Supervisor (LCSW-S) who actively provides therapy services in additi
 on to running her agency.  She is passionate about working with individual
 s from diverse backgrounds as she is part of a mixed-race blended family w
 ith two bonus kiddos (and now two grandchildren)\, two children adopted fr
 om foster care\, and one biological daughter.  Two of Anastasia's children
  are also on the Autism Spectrum so she is both personally and professiona
 lly aware of the many challenges families face with their unique struggles
  and strengths.
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SUMMARY:LIVE Panel with “PBS KIDS Talk About: Race and Racism”
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