ISLA PADRES CON VOZ
ISLA PADRES CON VOZ is an entry level 9-week program where parents meet once a week. This program is open to the entire community and lasts for a semester. Parents learn how to advocate for their children in schools, about systemic barriers in the US, and how to create an advocacy plan. Additionally, it focuses on empowering parents to utilize their voices about their rights and those of their children in schools.
Our Work
ISLA Padres con Voz is an entry-level, 9-week parenting program open to the entire community. It takes place once a week over the course of a semester.(Spring and Fall) The program aims to provide parents with valuable information, resources, and support. It focuses on enhancing parenting skills, fostering a sense of community and support, sharing relevant resources, and offering expert guidance.
The program is designed to create a structured and interactive environment where parents can learn, connect, and grow together. Some of the knowledge gained includes:
Parenting Skills and Education:
Techniques for more effective communication, positive discipline methods, child development, and fostering healthy relationships.
Support and Networking:
Creating a supportive environment where
parents can connect, share experiences, and build a network with others facing similar challenges. These activities cultivate a community space that reduces feelings of
isolation.
Resource Sharing
Access to relevant resources such as educational materials, books, digital platforms, or community services that serve as tools for parents, caregivers, and guardians.
Guidance from Professionals:
Guest speakers, experts, and professionals in areas such as child development and
psychology provide valuable information and answer participants’ questions.
The Logistics
2 parent cohorts per year
6 limited spots per year
Parents are from Durham, Orange, Wake, Chatham and Alamance County.
