Anti-Racist Family Day at Brooklyn Children's Museum
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📍Brooklyn Children's Museum · 145 Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11213 Get directions ↗
🏷Free
About this event
The Brooklyn Children’s Museum hosts its fifth annual Anti-Racist Family Day in partnership with Brooklyn Public Library. Participants learn about age-appropriate anti-racist practices, including celebrating and affirming different races and identities, talking about injustice and fairness in our society, and modeling ways young children can engage in activism.
At Gravesend Library, get creative with DUPLO. Duplo bricks are perfect for toddlers who are learning fine motor skills and for preschoolers who aren't yet ready for LEGO. Let's see what you can build!
Up to age 5
outdoorFREE
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