ChildCare Action Project The ChildCare Action Project: Christian Analysis of American Culture (CAP) is dedicated to investigating and reporting on the impact of the American culture on the integrity, self respect, and coping skills of youth, and inherently on family unity and values.
Children's Author Cynthia L. Smith Author home page includes bibliographies (and related information) about Asian Americans, Native Americans, interracial families, multiculturalism as well as general reading recommendations and resources and writing for children and young adults.
Families As We Are A site about the family and Perdita Huston's new thought-provoking book that offers an informed response to those who bemoan the decline of the family. Three generations from around the world speak of the trends and events that are shaping families in the Third Millennium.
Growing Up in Multicultural Families There are more than 700,000 interracial married couples in the United States and an estimated hundreds of thousands to almost five-million interracial or multicultural children.
Happy Families Welcome to Happy Families, a humorous look at family life - fresh, funny and fun - where you can share your stories and your family home pages with likeminded people around the world.
IndianMoms Indian Moms is our tribute to all of us Indian mothers at the dawn of the new millennium. For centuries the mother figure has been deified and worshipped in India, both as a mother goddess and as a mother.
MomsIndia MomsIndia has been designed with the sole purpose of connecting mothers together. It's establishment enables and encourages moms to share ideas, experiences and stories, and be able to connect with one another.
Multicultural Early Childhood Team Training Multicultural Early Childhood Team Training (MECTT) is a federally funded model for preparing parent and professional teams to improve services to diverse families of young children with special needs--infusing cultural competence in early child
Multicultural Education The rich diversity of today's society is clearly evident in many classrooms today. It is no longer enough to educate some of our children. Schools and learning environments must work for all and must reflect the cultures of the communities they serve.
Multicultural Families The Parenting Resources for the 21st Century online guide is an initiative of the Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (the Council). As part of their ongoing efforts to promote a national agenda for children, foster positive youth development, and reduce violence and serious delinquency - this is their multicultural family section.
Multicultural Family Resources & Shopping Webring This web ring represents the growing online presence of multicultural information and shopping web sites. We are adoptive parents who have adopted internationally and/or transracially. We are bioparents, adoptive and foster parents of children reflecting a rainbow of cultures and ethnicities.
Multicultural Issues The cultural diversity of our country is continually increasing. In addition, advances in technologies have increased each person's ability and likelihood of interacting with people of cultural backgrounds quite different from his/her own. As a counselor, educator, or any other type of human service worker it is very important to be aware of your own cultural values as well as be sensitive to those of different cultures.
Multicultural Kids Multicultural Kids - An excellent multicultural resource for young children, parents and teachers. Offers fun, informative and diverse products to build self-esteem while fostering an appreciation of diversity. Includes multicultural books, videos
Multicultural Pavilion The University of Virginia's Multicultural Pavilion's mission is to provide resources for educators interested in multicultural issues. The site provides a wealth of multicultural resources including activities, discussion groups, research and list serves to mention but a few.
Multicultural Resources for Children Multicultural bibliographies and links to multicultural education resources for many different ethnic, racial and religious groups
MULTIRACIAL CHILDREN Multiracial children are one of the fastest growing segments of the U.S. population. The number of mixed-race families in America is steadily increasing, due to a rise in interracial marriages and relationships, as well as an increase in transracial and international adoptions. (American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry)
Muslim Mom Club A non-profit organization for muslim moms to interact, exchange ideas and gather.
The African-Amercian Parent Bringing African American families parenting resources relating specifically to them! Focus: Extended Family, Fathers, SIDS, and Raising a culturally aware child.
Family Writing Projects Family Writing Projects began in Las Vegas, NV in 2001 at John C. Fremont Middle School. Today, these innovative writing groups have spread not only across Las Vegas, but to places as far away as Connecticut, Texas and Georgia. Family Writing Projects are parents and kids coming together with teacher facilitators to write about their lives.
Joint Family System of India Website explores the system of India where multiple families (extended families) live in the same household.
