Creating a diverse environment for mixed race kids

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It’s really important to consider the diversity of your neighborhood and your children’s school when you have mixed kids. If you can’t live in a diverse neighborhood, or your school is not diverse, try to find other ways to expose your mixed race kids to people and other children who are like them whether it’s other friends outside of your community or it’s other family members, or it’s through travel or books, but really try to find a way to make sure that they’re exposed to other kids and adults who are like them.

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Christina Simon has a Bachelor of Political Science degree from UC Berkeley and a master’s degree in urban planning from UCLA. Christina is a past winner of the prestigious California State Senate Fellowship. She is a former vice president at Fleishman-Hillard, a global public relations firm. She is the mother of a son and a daughter who attend elementary school at The Willows Community School in Culver City. Christina served as the Co-Chair of the Willows School Auction in 2007-2008 and was actively involved in the annual fundraising campaign for several years. Christina was born and raised in LA. She currently lives with her husband and two children in Coldwater Canyon.

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It’s really important to consider the diversity of your neighborhood and your children’s school when you have mixed kids. If you can’t live in a diverse neighborhood, or your school is not diverse, try to find other ways to expose your mixed race kids to people and other children who are like them whether it’s other friends outside of your community or it’s other family members, or it’s through travel or books, but really try to find a way to make sure that they’re exposed to other kids and adults who are like them.