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Multigenerational Vacations

Susan Graham2021-07-19T17:13:15+00:00July 19th, 2021|

This article appeared in the New York Times and is an excellent resource for grandparents going on a multigenerational family vacation. How to Have a Fun, Multigenerational Family Vacation Sometimes a trip with small children means the same chores in a different place. Here’s advice on how to make it a vacation. With 20 family members on their latest vacation, Emily Morgan’s family has figured out a system for dividing up the chores. Credit...Emily Morgan By Paula Span July 17, 2021 Feeling released after a terrible year, this summer [...]

Announcement

Susan Graham2021-06-28T20:41:44+00:00June 28th, 2021|

YOU ANSWERED We recently asked for people to apply to become the President of our Project RACE Grandparents division. We got very lucky and many qualified people answered the call. We decided on Deb Ewing. Deb has been an active Project RACE member for many years, helping with several important projects and we are over the moon that she will lead our grandparents into the future. Take a look at Deb’s bio and picture on our website at Ewing Family Story on the front page of our site at projectrace.com [...]

From Nana to PopPop: How Grandparents Get Their Names

multiracial2020-09-16T03:48:36+00:00September 15th, 2020|

Heritage, pronunciation and even location can play a role. This article appeared in Next Avenue. https://www.nextavenue.org/how-grandparents-get-their-names/

Happy Grandparents Day!

multiracial2018-09-08T19:41:14+00:00September 8th, 2018|

HAPPY GRANDPARENTS DAY! The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is undeniably important. But is it even more important when the child is multiracial? We think so. We know that interracial families are on the rise. We know that the multiracial population is the fastest growing group in America. The social support of grandparents is important in early identity of children. Most of us can fondly remember spending time with our grandparents, which led to memories we still have today. As grandparents to multiracial children, we can enrich their experiences by [...]