In this episode of Children Deserve Better, Dr. Jasmine Moses takes a hard look at the popular saying, “It takes a village,” and asks the question no one seems willing to: What kind of shape is that village actually in?
She advocates for community action and mutual aid, encouraging listeners to engage in local decision-making and support community spaces. The conversation highlights the need for systemic change to ensure a better future for children.
Top Takeaways:
- Community support is essential for raising children.
- The idea of a village is often romanticized but not practiced.
- Systemic neglect affects children's access to education and care.
- Caregivers are overwhelmed and under-supported.
- Advocacy is necessary for change in community resources.
- Rebuilding after destruction can lead to new growth.
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