In this episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution Podcast, we’re diving into a topic essential for progressive homeschooling: social justice. Inspired by the powerful insights from Dr. Tracy Baxley’s Social Justice Parenting, we’ll explore how to weave social justice principles into your homeschool curriculum. We’ll talk about why it’s crucial to raise kids who are not just book-smart but also socially aware and compassionate. Whether you’re new to the concept or already incorporating social justice into your lessons, this episode will give you practical tips, book recommendations, and food for thought as we work to raise the next generation of change-makers.

In this episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution Podcast, We are talking about books and the power of reading to dismantle systems of oppression. I shares a recent experience from a children’s entrepreneurship market, where her daughter’s “Read Banned Books” bookmark sparked a meaningful conversation with a conservative attendee. Ashley also explores the impact of "first crush" books, discussing how stories with both straight and LGBTQIA love interests offer universal insights into feelings. Tune in to hear about exploring these themes and fostering critical thinking in your homeschooling journey.

In Episode 22 of the Secular Homeschool Revolution, titled "Binders and Crates," we explore practical strategies for organizing your homeschooling setup. Join us as we walk through various curriculums and discuss how to effectively prep your kids' binders for a smooth learning experience. We also cover the best ways to set up crates to help your children manage their materials independently. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to streamline their homeschooling process and make learning more manageable and enjoyable.

In this episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution Podcast, Ashley dives into the whirlwind of recent events and their impact on progressive homeschooling. From Trump getting shot in the ear to the tragic murder of Sonya Massey by police, and President Biden stepping down after a disastrous debate, it’s been an exhausting couple of weeks. Ashley discusses the new political landscape with Kamala Harris as the next running mate, despite her controversial past with mass incarceration and her relatively quiet stance over the past few years. Ashley also touches on the looming threat of Project 2025 and the ongoing genocide in Palestine, emphasizing how these issues push progressive beliefs to their limits. JD Vance's terrible, racist, misogynistic interviews add fuel to the fire, making this a crucial time for reflection and action.

20th episode "Secular Homeschool Revolution," I share my challenges and reflections from the past week. She dives into the daunting task of selecting a 7th-grade curriculum for her homeschool journey and explores the activities from the book "Art of Showing Up for Yourself."

20th episode "Secular Homeschool Revolution," I share my challenges and reflections from the past week. She dives into the daunting task of selecting a 7th-grade curriculum for her homeschool journey and explores the activities from the book "Art of Showing Up for Yourself."

Let's discuss backward planning, self-care, and Project 2025! #homeeducation #homeschool #project2025 #homeschooling #homeschoolmom #secularhomeschool #secularhomeschooling #podcast #podcasting #homeschoolpodcast #secularhomeschoolrevolution #selfcare

In this episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution Podcast, host Ashley dives into the challenges of dealing with unsupportive family members and their negative comments or unsolicited advice about homeschooling.

In this episode of the Secular Homeschool Revolution Podcast, host Ashley dives into the challenges of dealing with unsupportive family members and their negative comments or unsolicited advice about homeschooling.

On today's episode of "Secular Homeschool Revolution," we're continuing t dive into how white dominant culture sneaks into our homeschooling and parenting. From paternalism to that sense of urgency and power hoarding, we're breaking down how these norms affect our kids' learning environments. We'll explore practical ways to shake things up and create more inclusive spaces where diversity and equity rule. (Aww I went over the sense of urgency again! Charge it to my heart not my mind" Here are a couple of resources I used to research: The Awakened Family: A Revolution in ParentingAuthor: Shefali Tsabary Description: In "The Awakened Family," Dr. Shefali Tsabary explores how traditional parenting approaches often involve power dynamics and a rush to meet societal expectations. She advocates for a mindful and conscious parenting style that encourages parents to relinquish control and embrace a more connected and empathetic relationship with their children. We Want to Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching and the Pursuit of Educational Freedom Author: Bettina L. Love Description: It's packed with ideas on how to ditch old-school power dynamics in schools and push for real freedom in learning. If you're into flipping the script on traditional teaching and making classrooms places of true liberation, this book is a game-changer.