The film "My People Are..." promotes positive racial & ethnic identity in ALL children, highlighting the multiracial experience.

Multiracial people are one of the youngest & fastest growing groups in the United States.

Discover a language that embraces multiracial identity and gives visibility to experiences this community faces.

Young performers share pride in cultures, history & ethnic roots through theater, spoken word, interview, dance, rap & song.

Use the Action Booklet as a guide to facilitate constructive dialogue & explore hands on activities with young people about race, heritage & identity after viewing the film.

NOTE: Recognizing the economic situation we all face, iPride is currently offering this product at 25% off the usual price.

Reach And Teach says:

This is an incredible film coupled with an activity guide that will help promote not just tolerance buy joy in diversity. For kids, by kids, using language and visual arts that capture the imagination and open up hearts. This is a must have for any cultural studies classroom, community organization, or youth leadership team.

About the Multiethnic Education Program

The Multiethnic Education Program (ME Program), a project of iPride, emerged through the development of our Early Childhood curriculum, "Serving Biracial and Multiethnic Children and their Families." Since 1999, the K&F Baxter Family Foundation has supported the ME Program to publish and disseminate this unique resource through trainings in childcare, early childhood education, fostercare, kinship, adoption and diversity training communities. The ME Program continues to focus our efforts on creating publications and providing trainings to meet the needs of the multiracial community in educational settings. We are excited to broaden our work into the school age ommunity with a new video, discussion booklet and peer training program called "My People Are..." Constantly motivated by the great interest in our materials, the ME Program is especially thrilled to certify trainers to continue to educate the broader community.