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Afrocentric Homeschooling Associations African American Homeschoolers Network We provide information and educational resources on the following: assistance in finding homeschool support groups, cultural activities in your area, a quarterly newsletter, annual directory, conferences and workshops, networking events, youth activities, educational materials and vendor discounts. Membership is free. African-American Unschooling The Internet resource for African-American Homeschoolers with an Africentric approach to learning all the time. Afrocentric Homeschoolers Association A self-help non-profit resource for home-based educating families (deschoolers, unschoolers, homeschoolers, etc.) which include Afrocentric material in their curricula. National African-American Homeschoolers Alliance Launched in January 2003, NAAHA's main goal is to provide support, resources, networking and information to the national African-American home schooling community. National Black Home Educators Resource Association We have assembled (and are continuing to search out) a few of the most treasured resources that we believe will build up the family. Articles The African-American March in Homeschooling About the time talk was spreading that our black brothers and sisters were indifferent to home education, I had the delightful experience of meeting Helen Jackson in court. By Raymond Moore. Black Alliance for Educational Options Find out more about homeschool options for black children. For Some Black Parents, the New Home Room is Home Public schools are failing black boys, say a growing number of parents who are homeschooling. Deion Terry Rhoden, P. Aurora Robinson and her son Tau Issa Robinson-Farrar holding class in Bread-Stuy, a Beford Stuyvesant cafí. By Chloe A. Hilliard, The Village Voice, April 8, 2008. Homeschool Mom Tips News and views on political, economic, legal and socio-cultural issues that impact homeschooling families. By Victoria Carrington, M.D., an African-American homeschooling mom and The Mom Coach. Freelance writer: parenting, mental health & inspirational speaker and workshop leader. A Talk with Paula Penn-Nabrit Home-schooling is a radical step. What caused you and your husband to take your children out of school and take their education into their own hands? Online Black Homeschoolers Club Welcome to the ultimate social networking site for black homeschoolers! We're glad you're here. We set this site up to help you share educational goals and curriculum plans as well as connect with families. Black Homeschoolers Network More and more Black families are learning that homeschooling is an excellent alternative to public and private school for their children. Support Groups Brooklyn African American Homeschool Connections Link up and get connected to BAHC, an African American/Caribbean homeschooling support group in Brooklyn, NY. We support families in Brooklyn and the tri-state area. Join us for monthly meet ups and field trips. DFW Blackboard Texas. Focuses on enhancing the un/homeschool experience for children of African descent by accomplishing four goals. Ebony Homeschoolers A Christian homeschool support fellowship established to strengthen and encourage the African-American homeschooling community in Memphis, Tennessee. Homeschool Hut We are a group of African-centered homeschoolers located in the Bronx. The Hut's African­centered approach towards a curriculum will best fulfill the needs of our children, our communities and our people in hopes to initiate global solutions. Minority Homeschoolers of Texas Promotes homeschooling among minorities: Asians, African-Americans, Hispanics, Jews, Native Americans, and Anglos with adopted minority children. North Carolina African-American Homeschoolers Founded in 2002, we are an organization committed to lending support and providing resources to African-American home school families in North Carolina. We also help families begin the process of home schooling, provide resources for curricula and help families network with other African-American families in their area. Northern California African American Homeschoolers Association All homeschooling philosophies are welcome. Our members live as far north as Sacramento and as far south as Los Banos. Most of our activities are in the Bay Area.

Teach Me How to Teach My Child: Creating a Learning Atmosphere for Our Children by J. Marie Burges   Morning by Morning: How We Home-Schooled Our African-American Sons to the Ivy League by Paula Penn-Nabrit Subtle but pervasive racism at public and private schools spurred the Nabrits to homeschool their three sons, an option seldom taken by black parents. The author examines the forces behind the reluctance of black parents to homeschool as well as the mounting pressures to consider it.   Freedom Challenge: African American Homeschoolers by Grace Llewellyn (Editor) Why don't more African Americans school their children at home? By many accounts, there is every reason to avoid public schools, with their low academic expectations for black children, their general avoidance of black history, and their reputation for violence and negative peer pressure.   The Teenage Liberation Handbook : How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education by Grace Llewellen Llewellyn urges teens to turn off the TV, get outside, and turn to their local libraries, museums, the Internet, and other resources for information.   Guerrilla Learning How to Give Your Kids a Real Education With or Without School by Grace Llewellen An empowering guide for parents who are concerned about their children's education but want to work within the school system. Search Now: More homeschooling books here