Episode 61 - Culturally Appropriate Parenting in a Diverse World with Margaret Taribo
About this episode
This episode explores culturally appropriate parenting in a diverse society with insights from guest Margaret Taribo.
How do you hold on to your cultural identity while raising children in a different cultural environment? In this episode, I'm joined by Margaret Taribo, a visionary community leader and CEO of Parenting Skills to Go and Distinct Family Services. Together, we explore what culturally appropriate parenting really means in a diverse society. We talk about identity, belonging and the tensions that can arise when home culture and peer culture don't always align. Margaret shares powerful reflections from both her professional work and her lived experience, offering thoughtful insight into how parents can celebrate their heritage while helping their children integrate confidently into the world around them. You can find out more about Margaret and her work here: YouTube (Echoes of Our Community): https://www.youtube.com/@MEEWithMargarettaribo/ Parenting Skills to Go: https://www.parentskills2go.org/
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