There is a tragedy happening in the Black community -- like watching a car crash in slow motion. This generation of Black ...

Are you and your kids ready for a summer where you won't be consumed by screens? Learn to foster non-screen interests for a ...

For many Black families, summer months can be a relief and a stress. The stress is because of the precariousness of summer programming in Canada. Typically for families with school-aged children ...

African American children died from asthma at a much higher rate than their white peers, according to CDC data. (AP Digital Embed) Across America, nearly 4 in 10 Black children live in areas with ...

TaDarius Dukes has already seen his twin daughters grow more confident just a few days into their workshop with Broadway performers in rural Alabama. “My daughters like to sing and dance but they’re ...

NPR speaks with writer Kiese Laymon about his new children's book "City Summer, Country Summer," in which three Black boys form a deep connection during one transformative summer in the South.

Spending the summer in Athens is a special treat, especially for kids. From the Georgia Museum of Art, to Bear Hollow Zoo to the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, Athens ...

From Crystal Dunn to Frederick Richard, Black American Olympians from a variety of sports talk about what it means to represent their country and serve as a role model for Black kids.

Connecticut resident in Hartford notes asthma, “is like a ticking time bomb.” Black kids have other things working against them when it comes to asthma risks ...

Anthony Black, Jett Howard, and Tristan da Silva — the Magic's first-round picks from the past two drafts — begin NBA Summer League play at 4 p.m. ET today with similar intentions: to make a ...

And they fear if their child is injured during outdoor play, they'll be met with medical racism or reported for child abuse. "For Black and brown people, nature has always been our thing," she ...

If you have school-age kids, you may have heard of the “summer slide,” a phenomenon in which students lose some of the learning they achieved in the previous school year over the summer break.