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Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children

Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes & Dr. Valerie N. Adams-Bass
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As a parent raising Black children, do you ever wish there was a trusted space that understood the unique challenges and joys of raising Black children and that affirmed Black children? Well, we’re here for you.We’re Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass and Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes, developmental psychologists, moms and professors.In each episode, we’ll speak with experts and parents to explore what it means to raise healthy and thriving Black children, bridge conversations from parenting to child wellbeing and social justice, and provide resources and tools for parents connected to research that matters to us/our community. Our goal is to empower you as a parent with love, joy, and knowledge and letyou know that we see you.
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BEBASHI: A Beacon of Hope for Community Wellness

Wed Jun 11 2025

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In this episode of Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children, Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass speaks with Ore Bailey from BEBASHI-Black Educating Blacks About Sexual Health Issues, an organization dedicated to educating the Black community about sexual health. They discuss the history of Babashi, its expansion of services beyond HIV prevention, and the importance of engaging with Black families and youth. The conversation highlights the unique challenges faced by adolescents in understanding sexual health, the barriers within the Black community, and the resources available for LGBTQ youth. The episode emphasizes the need for education and support for parents to facilitate conversations about sexual health with their children. In this conversation, Ore Bailey and Valerie Adams-Bass discuss the alarming rise of HIV cases among adolescents, emphasizing the importance of open conversations about sexual health. They explore the role of parents and caregivers in educating young people, the resources available for sexual health education, and the positive impact of Babashi's programs in the community. The discussion also covers the significance of consent, integrated care for long-term health outcomes, and the importance of nutrition in maintaining health. They highlight the sobering statistics regarding HIV in the Black community and encourage listeners to seek out community resources for education. Finally, they provide advice for parents on how to approach discussions about sexual health with their children in a comfortable and engaging manner. Learn more about Bebashi: https://www.bebashi.org/ Instagram: @philly.bebashi Resources: HIV in Children and TeensFor Teens: How to Make Healthy Decisions About SexThis episode is brought to you by What is Black Follow us on Instagram/Facebook: @joyfulreslientblackchildren

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In this episode of Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children, Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass speaks with Ore Bailey from BEBASHI-Black Educating Blacks About Sexual Health Issues, an organization dedicated to educating the Black community about sexual health. They discuss the history of Babashi, its expansion of services beyond HIV prevention, and the importance of engaging with Black families and youth. The conversation highlights the unique challenges faced by adolescents in understanding sexual health, the barriers within the Black community, and the resources available for LGBTQ youth. The episode emphasizes the need for education and support for parents to facilitate conversations about sexual health with their children. In this conversation, Ore Bailey and Valerie Adams-Bass discuss the alarming rise of HIV cases among adolescents, emphasizing the importance of open conversations about sexual health. They explore the role of parents and caregivers in educating young people, the resources available for sexual health education, and the positive impact of Babashi's programs in the community. The discussion also covers the significance of consent, integrated care for long-term health outcomes, and the importance of nutrition in maintaining health. They highlight the sobering statistics regarding HIV in the Black community and encourage listeners to seek out community resources for education. Finally, they provide advice for parents on how to approach discussions about sexual health with their children in a comfortable and engaging manner. Learn more about Bebashi: https://www.bebashi.org/ Instagram: @philly.bebashi Resources: HIV in Children and TeensFor Teens: How to Make Healthy Decisions About SexThis episode is brought to you by What is Black Follow us on Instagram/Facebook: @joyfulreslientblackchildren

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4.9
From 23 ratings
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Publish cadence
Daily or near-daily
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Episode count
104
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Feb 10, 2026
Social followers
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Latest episode date
Wed Jun 11 2025

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As a parent raising Black children, do you ever wish there was a trusted space that understood the unique challenges and joys of raising Black children and that affirmed Black children? Well, we’re here for you.We’re Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass and Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes, developmental psychologists, moms and professors.In each episode, we’ll speak with experts and parents to explore what it means to raise healthy and thriving Black children, bridge conversations from parenting to child wellbeing and social justice, and provide resources and tools for parents connected to research that matters to us/our community. Our goal is to empower you as a parent with love, joy, and knowledge and letyou know that we see you.

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