Adult biases can have lifelong implications for children. This video was developed by Project ABC, an Early Childhood System of Care Community, to spark dialogue among child-serving professionals. Even on our best days we may not be mindful of our thought processes and biases. And the decisions we make can have negative effects on our work and those we serve.
There's a great conversation guide that accompanies this video. Click on this link to download it. Essential for meaningful group conversations about the issue of implicit bias. [ Ссылка ]
Produced by Picture Alternatives, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, in partnership with Project ABC.
Directed by Jill Aske
Written and produced by Jill Aske and DJ Johnson
Executive producer Holly Bridges
Cast:
Carrington Rainey (teen boy)
Maureen Callahan (social worker/teacher)
Nicole Watts (mother)
Chima Rok (father)
John A. Pomroy (doctor)
Jaden Moore (eight-year-old boy)
Ca'ron Coleman (preschool boy)
Mikel Dawkins (two-year old boy)
Amanda and Farrah Chism (mom and toddler in park)
Wyatt Seitz (preschool boy)
Xavier McCrackin and Adisah Grimes (skateboarders)
Casting by Ivette Davila
Production design, Jonathan Miertschin
Director of photography, Adriane Serrato
Sound, Sandra Perez
Sound design, Gentry Smith
Music, James Grisom
Special thanks to Roy Riyad Ghrer and Touni Abdul Nour of Town & Country Liquor, Altadena, CA
