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it extends to the communities we are a part of. Together, we can challenge societal norms, break down barriers, and ensure that all children have the opportunity to play, learn, and grow without limitations based on their gender. Let's strive for a future where every child can thrive, regardless of societal expectations.

  1. Advocate for inclusive policies: Engage with community organizations, schools, and recreational centers to promote gender-inclusive policies and practices. Encourage them to offer a diverse range of activities and create an environment that is welcoming and inclusive for children of all genders.

  2. Join or create playgroups: Look for or establish playgroups that prioritize gender-inclusive play. Connect with other parents who share similar values and provide a supportive network for your child to interact with peers outside of traditional gender expectations.

  3. Organize gender-neutral events: Plan events or activities that focus on breaking gender stereotypes in play. This can include workshops, sports days, or creative sessions where children can engage in activities that challenge traditional gender roles and encourage diverse play experiences.

  4. Engage with media mindfully: Be conscious of the media content your child consumes, including television shows, movies, and online platforms. Seek out media that portrays diverse gender roles and challenges stereotypes. Discuss these portrayals with your child to encourage critical thinking and media literacy.

  5. Support local initiatives: Get involved in local initiatives that promote gender inclusivity and equal opportunities for children. This can include supporting organizations that provide resources and educational programs on breaking gender stereotypes or volunteering your time to mentor and inspire young individuals.

  6. Lead by example: Be an advocate for gender equality and inclusivity in your everyday life. Model behavior that challenges stereotypes and embraces diversity. Engage in activities that break traditional gender roles and openly discuss the importance of equality with your child.

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“We could not be happier with our experience so far. The school places the children at its center, and is led by their interests and needs, whilst managing to be academically rigorous and nurturing at the same time.”
Siggi Campel
Alice’s mother