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17/10/2026

Just a little Saturday reminder ✨

15/10/2026

📣 We’re back with another teach-in!!

Join us and our friends at PROMO Missouri on October 20 at 6:30 pm ET to talk about the good they’ve been cooking up in the Show-Me state.

PROMO Missouri will share its work to create a blueprint for protecting gender-affirming care though constitutional protections. Together, we’ll explore what that approach could mean for trans people and their families, what organizers in other states can learn, and how parents, caregivers, and allies can help move this work forward.

Register by clicking the link in our bio to join us on October 20th!

13/10/2026

Tonight!! Join us and our friends the Electronic Frontier Foundation (Electronic Frontier Foundation) for a political education seminar about automated license plate readers, including Flock Safety systems, and what their use means for our communities.

🛑Get the Flock Outta Here: A Political Education Seminar
🗓️October 13 | 6:30–7:30 p.m. ET
🔗RSVP link in bio!

Together, we’ll discuss concrete ways to demand transparency, engage school boards, organize on campuses, and advocate for safety strategies that invest in people. The seminar will close with 10–15 minutes for questions and discussion.

Safety is built through community. Join us to learn, connect, and take action.

12/10/2026

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor more than the histories of Native peoples. We honor our presence, our power, our resistance, and our futures.

We are not relics of a conquered past. We are not simply the descendants of people who survived colonization. We are the living investments of ancestors who refused to surrender their humanity, their kinship, their cultures, and their dreams of liberation.

And when we say we are still here, we mean the fullness and complexity of our peoples.

We mean enrolled citizens of Tribal Nations. We mean those whose belonging is carried through kinship, community, and ancestral relationships. We mean Freedmen descendants and relatives whose histories are inseparable from the histories of Tribal Nations. We mean Black Indigenous peoples, urban Native communities, and those whose identities, relationships, and histories have too often been erased, contested, or rendered invisible.

We recognize that citizenship, ancestry, kinship, and community belonging are not always interchangeable, and that Tribal Nations hold their own sovereign authority to determine citizenship.

Our histories are not singular. Our belonging cannot be reduced to a stereotype, a government document, or someone else’s imagination of what an Indigenous person should look like.

Every generation of Indigenous children is evidence that the story did not end where colonizers intended it to.

09/10/2026

It is our responsibility to teach our sons what a feminist future means and what we must all do to realize it. 💚

07/10/2026

Did you miss our previous call for Parent Volunteers? No worries, WE’RE DOING ANOTHER ROUND!

Parenting is Political is looking for parent volunteers who want to learn more about organizing. We want working parents and caregivers to be equipped with the knowledge and skills it takes to organize others and inspire change. Our wonderful new Volunteer + Organizing Fellow, Kayden Coleman, will be helping us with this round!

If you’re interested in becoming a Parenting is Political Parent Volunteer, fill out the form by clicking out the link in our bio!

06/10/2026

Every child deserves to grow up in schools and neighborhoods built on trust, not constant surveillance. Join us and our friends the Electronic Frontier Foundation (Electronic Frontier Foundation) for a political education seminar about automated license plate readers, including Flock Safety systems, and what their use means for our communities.

🛑Get the Flock Outta Here: A Political Education Seminar
🗓️October 13 | 6:30–7:30 p.m. ET
🔗RSVP link in bio!

Together, we’ll discuss concrete ways to demand transparency, engage school boards, organize on campuses, and advocate for safety strategies that invest in people. The seminar will close with 10–15 minutes for questions and discussion.

Safety is built through community. Join us to learn, connect, and take action.

02/10/2026

“Organizing and Parenting are very similar. I think they both require patience, trust, and a shared responsibility in creating the conditions for people to thrive.” -Murad Awawdeh, on the Parenting is Political Podcast.

We’re still thinking about this amazing episode with Murad from New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC)! Have y’all listened yet? Did you have any favorite parts? Let’s us know!

30/09/2026

We can raise children who understand that consent is not merely the absence of the word “no.”

We can teach boys that masculinity does not require proving themselves to other boys through domination.

We can teach children that loyalty to a friend never requires participating in—or remaining silent about—someone else’s harm.

We can teach them that when everybody else is laughing, joining in, filming, sharing, encouraging, or looking away, you can be the person who stops it.

And then we have to build institutions that reinforce those lessons.

Structures where intervention is expected.
Where reporting harm does not require extraordinary courage.
Where adults take warning signs seriously.
Where organizations cannot quietly move dangerous behavior somewhere else.
Where accountability isn’t invented after something terrible happens but designed into the institution beforehand.

Prevention cannot just mean telling potential victims how to stay safe.

It has to mean changing the conditions under which people become perpetrators, accomplices, enablers, and silent witnesses.

That is harder work.

It is also profoundly hopeful work.

Because systems are not laws of nature.

We made them.

And that means we can make different ones.

Parenting is political because every day we are helping create the people who will eventually become somebody’s roommate, partner, fraternity brother, teammate, supervisor, teacher, administrator, juror, prosecutor, parent, and friend.

The question isn’t only whether we can raise children who would never participate in collective violence.

It is whether we can raise children who, when violence becomes possible around them, have the courage, skills, and expectation to break the collective.

And whether we are willing to build institutions that help them do it.

27/09/2026

Hey yall! We just hit 50k followers so we wanted to make sure to reintroduced ourselves!! We are Jasmine (she/her) and Mo (they/them). We are working class parents in the nonprofit industrial hellscape, community organizers, and regular f*ckers who started a podcast because we couldn’t stomach these neoliberal parenting coaches and brands. We happen to think that raising the next generation of young people is a critical and often overlooked form of revolutionary work.

We are not “influencers”- we use this platform that we have built through organic connection to pipeline everyday folks into good work with our colleagues and comrades. We amplify folks that we know and have been connected to and vetted their work and political positions (the online grifters are reaaaaal). We are glad you found us.

Nice to meet you- please stick around… if you aren’t an as***le 🫶🏽🫶🏻

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