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Community Coordinated Child Care, Inc. (4-C) | 52 followers on LinkedIn. A Voice for Children for over 50 years | Community Coordinated Child Care (4-C) is one of the oldest Child Care Resource and Referral agencies in the United States.

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The film, Reflecting on Anti-bias Education in Action: The Early Years (48 minutes), produced by Debbie LeeKeenan and John Nimmo, features vignettes of anti-bias strategies in early childhood classrooms interspersed with teachers reflecting on their practice. Debbie and John partnered with filmmaker Filiz Efe McKinney of Brave Sprout Productions to create a film that shifts the focus away from the talking heads of experts and on to the voices of teachers committed to equity on a daily basis. By taking viewers into diverse early childhood classrooms, the film seeks to demonstrate the importance of teacher reflection on identity, context, and practice in anti-bias education and provides a much-needed resource for teacher education and professional development.

The film has received numerous awards including the Silver Prize for Documentary Feature (2021) in the Social Justice Film Festival and a nomination for Northwest Regional Emmy® (2022) in the category of diversity, equity, and inclusion - long form content.

The film can be streamed at the screen image above at no charge for professional development and educational purposes. Please review information about the use of the film. The film has closed captions in English, Spanish, and Chinese (simplified characters) which can be turned on by clicking on the CC button to the bottom right of the screen. A Guidebook (available in Spanish and English) provides additional background and resources, and poses provocations and questions for reflection about each vignette in the film. The Official Trailer (3 minutes) is available for promotional purposes.

There is no "one way" to implement anti-bias education. The four anti-bias goals help guide the work. This approach involves critical thinking and a deep understanding of the complexity of the issues and the context of your community. The film is a provocation to generate dialogue about how to bring this approach into your practice.

Louise Derman-Sparks is the film's senior advisor. The film's theoretical and research framework is based on her co-authored books, Anti-Bias Education for Our Children and Ourselves (with Julie Olsen-Edwards and Catherin Goins ) and Leading Anti-Bias Early Childhood Programs: A Guide for Change (with Debbie LeeKeenan and John Nimmo).

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The Film: Reflecting on Anti-bias Education in Action: The Early Years

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2.St. Francis School
3.TAPP
4.Virginia Chance School
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Session one Kelly Ramseys book: Families & Educators Together: Building Great Relationships

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1. DeAnna Hopkins

2. Lakisha Collins

3. Kandi Alvey

4. Haley McCowan

5. Karen White

6. Tamecia Smith

7. Darricka Collier

8. Elizabeth Reis

9. Lanona Nelson

10. David Beard

We would also like to recognize the winner of the “Powerful conversations” equity and diversity literacy basket.

1. Erin Dennison

And congratulations to the winner of the “Loose Parts” basket that includes an iPad for documenting children’s learning in the classroom!

1. Josephine Hardison

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Rusty Keelers book set: Seasons of Play and Adventures in Risky Play

1. Amy  Grimes

2. CORINNE KAMIYA

3. Juana Escobedo

4. Tiffanie Lamont

5. Emma Melo

The following participants won Rusty Keelers book: Adventures in Risky Play

1. Jane Lamont-Munoz

2. Jessica Lay

3. Patricia Porter

4. Robin Fremin

5. Aileen Jorge

We would also like to recognize the winner of the  gardening baskets

1. Maria Bolcas

2. Austin Nikolich

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Nadia Jaboneta books: You Can Not Celebrate That!
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Children's Lively Minds: Schema Theory in action

1. Angela  Florence

2. Amy  Grimes

3. Rose Blincoe

4. Rose Smith

5. Latissue Glenn

The following participants won Loos part kits to use in their classroom

1. Charity Johnson

2. Melanie Robinson

3. David Beard

4. Marissa Thomas

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2. Laura Lewter

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2. April Manning

3. Niela Burrel

4. April Crow

5. Jennifer Pruitt

6. Lisa Branstetter

7. Becky Slone

8. Kathy King

9. Darice Hancock

10. Felicia Alfred

11. Ashley Schmidt

12. Tamicia (Mimi) Smith

13. Rose Smith

14. Asia Rivers

15. Christina Watson

16. Edda Reeves

17. Jennifer Thurman