Let's Shape Smarter Systems that Empower
Kids
All
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Changing the Stories We Tell Black Kids
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I'm the CEO of HueGo, a children's media startup working to change the way kids exist in the world by changing the quality of stories they consume. For children who have to grow up and pursue their dreams in a world marked by racial violence, discrimination, and inequity, access to empowering stories can fortify the traits they need to imagine a better future for themselves and their communities.
Black children experience the world in ways that reveal deep truths about everything from morality and identity to resilience and innovation. These insights offer a vital lens to reimagine the biggest systems shaping all children's lives—ensuring they truly serve and uplift every child.
Growing Up Black Is A Hero's Journey
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Jenile Brooks works at the intersection of psychology, media, tech and policy, advocating for the needs of all kids from her experience as a CEO, Creative, and Coach.
Hey, I'm Jenile!
Hey, I'm Jenile!
I'm an award-winning TV Producer, Children's Writer, Coach and CEO of HueGo, but my most important job is being a mom.
Parenthood has taught me what science confirms: the experiences we have in our formative years are the foundation of personal well-being with a profound ripple effect on the health and progress of society as a whole. I bring insights from psychology and childhood development to help everyone from policymakers to parents shape environments where the most vulnerable children can thrive, innovate, and lead us into a better future.
I'm an award-winning TV Producer, Children's Writer, Coach and CEO of HueGo, but my most important job is being a mom.
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"Hey Black Parents," offers a 7-principle blueprint for empowering children to thrive in a racialized world with courage and purpose.
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Through an engaged social community and BlackParenting.com, Jenile reaches thousands of millennial parents every month who want to raise healthy kids and a healthier world. Her message champions systemic change, starting with the one system parents have direct control over: the family.
