Meet Ja'Bria, an inspiring math educator who is adding Corage Cards: Music & Moods Edition into her teaching to enhance her students' learning experience!
In honor of Women's History Month, we celebrate the potential of young Black girls in STEM. While gender stereotypes can create barriers, parents can inspire their daughters through engaging in STEM activities like robotics and coding, fostering curiosity and confidence.
Hey Corage Crew! Happy Women’s History Month! We’re so excited to celebrate this glorious month with all of you. As we pay homage to the heroines of the past, we are also taking the time to champion and empower our future by discussing a topic that is near and dear to our heart, supporting Black girls’ to love and value themselves.
In a world still grappling with systemic racism and social injustice, the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy remains a powerful source of hope and equality. Yet, what’s often overlooked is how his teachings and actions also served as a foundation for championing women’s rights, particularly those of Black women.
Today when social ills and political conflict can feel all encompassing, Corage Dolls aims to be a beacon of hope and inspiration for Black communities, particularly Black girls and women.
Let’s face it - kids today are true digital nomads. It’s almost as if they were practically born swiping and scrolling. Gen Alpha, the youngest generation of everyone, might be the ultimate masters at navigating tablets and touchscreens, but behind that, they’re just kids who crave to be seen.
At Corage Dolls, our goal is to encourage girls of color to be unstoppable and the 2024 Olympics taught us just that through the important lessons that can inspire anyone to reach their full potential! Check out the blog.
As parents, it's our job to provide our children with the resources they need to navigate their emotions and help build their confidence when they need it most. Here are some tips to help you support your child during stressful times so they can feel affirmed and boost their self-esteem so they can grow up strong!
Did you know doll play can help kids express their feelings as well as learn how to empathize with others and build positive relationships? Today, we live in a society that's becoming more social media dependent and with negative and limited portrayals of girls of color, this affects how they build self-love in embracing who they are. This study sheds more light on the issue.
Though February is when Black History Month is acknowledged, Black legacy, heritage, and pride should be celebrated 24/7/365 and at Corage Dolls we love doing that everyday. Check out our blog to learn about 5 Things You Didn’t Know About Black History Month.
With the Holidays upon us we’re all wondering what to buy our friends, family and everyone in-between! After the crazy couple of years we’ve had, c...
What I love so much about toys is that they build your imagination, help spark creativity, and serve as a comfort and a companion. A doll is often one of the first toys a girl has and when I first saw myself reflected in one, I lite up with joy and happiness knowing that I mattered. That’s the same feeling many young girls especially girls of color have when they finally see themselves and with beautiful Black dolls there’s a rich history and legacy.
