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Get Smarter about parenting in today's lesson. We break down a question from a Smartie named Sarah who asks "Blair, how do I raise my child to be a changemaker? To fight against oppression?" Learn about Dr. Janice Johnson Dias…
I’m Dr. Janice Johnson Dias, and you’re listening to GOOD KIDS. I am a sociologist and a philanthropist and a mom. And I’m going to talk to you about how you can find your own joy in order to move…
"Fair warning: This episode may really make you miss your IRL get togethers with your favorite mom friends, because that is exactly what this conversation with Dr. Janice Johnson Dias feels like. We knew that talking to Janice would be helpful, but…
Join Jessica Curry, Janice Johnson Dias, Michael Genhart, and Mercedes Samudio in a panel event about how to give kids the tools to thrive. What’s harder than parenting? Parenting during a pandemic! Indies UNITE! proudly presents Resilient Kids, Supportive…
In PARENT LIKE IT MATTERS: How to Raise Joyful, Change-Making Girls (Ballantine Books; On Sale: March 2, 2021), Dr. Johnson Dias shows us how, beginning with the idea that we must teach girls to lift as they climb—and to pull…
Parent Like It Matters is also available on Audible at Amazon website. Narrated by Janice Johnson Dias PhD. and it includes a PDF that outlines the assignments that readers can do by themselves, with their families and their care community.
Source: Mastercard News Youtube Program: Inspiration Talks with Susan Borison Recorded on February 2021 Sociologist and author Dr. Janice Johnson Dias shares her blueprint to embolden our youth to be critical thinkers, fearless doers, and joyful change agents, inspired in…
Source: Your Teen MagazineProgram: Inside Scoop with Susan BorisonRecorded on February 11, 2021 Janice Johnson Dias, author of PARENT LIKE IT MATTERS: How to Raise Joyful, Change-Making Girls, shared how to raise joyful girls (and boys). It's not hard and…
Source: Publishers Weekly Recorded on February 11, 2021 Link Johnson Dias’s forthright advice successfully calls upon parents to join their girls in creating the changes they wish to see. Her wide-ranging guidance shouldn’t be missed.
