For Caregivers who are triggered and tired but still committed to making parenting political…
Raising Change Agents
Practicing Social Justice in Everyday Parenting
What People Are Saying
“In Raising Change Agents: Practicing Social Justice in Everyday Parenting, Nat Vikitsreth exquisitely provides parents with some essential tools and practical actions to take to bring justice home! This book is a delightful mix of humour, rigour, and love; read and enact this book to ensure your vital work for justice is also happening at home, where the threads of change are being braided together with our children.”
— carla joy bergman,
editor of Trust Kids!: Stories on Youth Autonomy and Confronting Adult Supremacy (2022), and co-author of Joyful Militancy (2017)
“Fun and irreverent, practical and accessible, Vikitsreth’s new book is a great guide for parents of young children who are finding themselves overwhelmed by the realities of raising rebels. Do you want to resist capitalism and heal generational trauma alongside your little ones? This is a how-to full of great advice and real world examples.”
— Autumn Brown , Host of How to Survive the End of the World
“In Raising Change Agents, Vikitsreth offers a transformative guide full of practical tools on how to walk the talk of liberation as parents. Her signature humor, compassion, and wisdom will leave you feeling both understood and inspired!”
— Iris Chen, author & founder of Untigering
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Science of Surviving & Thriving: A Child Development Mini Audio Course
A short audio course with actions and affirmations to make doing the dishes or laundry more fun - delivered to your inbox on Dec 16th
Module 1
Learn the 3 R’s that you can weave into daily parenting to nurture your child’s emotional resilience. Surviving and thriving checked!
Module 2
Explore how white supremacy, colonialism, capitalism and patriarchy get in the way of you showing up as the caregiver you know you can be.
Module 3
Bring your secret sauce of advocacy to your local community using the Social Justice Fried Rice “recipe”. Be a change agent in your community and in your home.
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Book Overview
Do you feel a push and pull between wanting to raise your child to be a change agent and wanting them to have basic adulting skills? To build communities and to hold down a job? To honor the land and to use deodorant too?
You’re in good company. Raising Change Agents will walk with you as you equip your tiny change agent with the skills they need to survive and thrive. So that you can align your parenting with your social justice values and be the caregiver you know you can be.
You’ll explore these questions in the book:
“How Do I Stop Snapping and Screaming at My Kids?”
“How Do I Protect My Child From Oppression and Still Prepare them for Liberation?”
“Am I gonna be THAT parent in the group chat?”
“Am I on the right track?”
Plus see how seven families applied the Social Justice Parenting Playbook in their homes during daily routines and situations like:
Screentime
Hitting
Bedtime
Morning rush
Homework
And more…
Nat Nadha Vikitsreth, LCSW (she/her)
Nat is a nationally award-winning therapist, a keynote speaker, a trans rights activist, and host of the Come Back to Care Podcast. Her work received a Congressional Commendation in 2024, read into the Congressional Record by Congresswoman Delia Ramirez. Nat was also awarded the Zero to Three Emerging Leadership award.
Lovingly dubbed THEE trans auntie of the decolonized parenting village, Nat founded Come Back to Care for anyone who loves and raises children to heal as we get free. She believes that when parents heal their inner child and internalized oppression wounds in a community, they put fragmented pieces of themselves together to show up to both parenting and community organizing with their whole selves. Then, parents can dismantle systemic oppression and rebuild a culture that’s rooted in liberation for their future generations.
This Sag Rising, Gemini Sun, Virgo Moon has dedicated her life since 2009 to mobilizing and organizing children and caregivers towards liberation. Her work is guided by Grace Lee Boggs’ teaching “Transform Yourself to Transform the World…to see our own lives and work and relationships as a front line, a first place we can practice justice, liberation, and alignment with each other and the planet.”