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The process of self-discovery that every teenager must go through can be quite abrupt for some. Unfortunately, most teenagers have the tendency to rebel against their families and educators. Consequently, they handle the changes that take place in their own lives without making use of essential life skills. Thankfully, teenage life skills are a clear […]
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According to the Afterschool Alliance, access to after-school programming is a barrier for the African-American community. Affordability is a huge issue that stems from the ever-present systemic racism in education. Fortunately, non-profit after-school programs such as The Village Method are dedicated to promoting anti-racist teaching and also to bringing after-school opportunities to those who need […]
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Asa Hilliard, III, Ph.D. shared with the world the following words of wisdom: “I have never encountered any children in any group who are not geniuses. There is no mystery on how to teach them. The first thing you do is treat them like human beings and the second thing you do is love them.” […]
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The Journal of Youth Development states that Black caregivers are more likely than any other race to enroll their young ones in after-school programs. After-school activities involving families have a positive impact on the children’s learning. Therefore, family engagement is an integral part of today’s parent-child relationships. The Village Method supports and also provides family […]
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African-American life, tradition, and history should be a cause for constant celebration and introspection. Instead, the Black history conversation only happens once a year in schools. Black History Month won’t suffice. African-American history should be an integral part of the curriculum all year round. The Village Method is a culturally affirming after-school program that supports […]
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According to the Afterschool Alliance, there are nearly 25 million children who aren’t able to access after-school programs. Naturally, this affects Black families the most. Systemic racism in education is a reality we all must face and address. The Village Method wants you to explore the meaning of anti-racist education. Racism in schools is also […]
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