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Parents Forum invites parents, caregivers and those who work with families to a short, practical workshop, “How To Tell Somebody Something They’d Rather Not Hear,” which can transform challenging situations in families, between friends and among coworkers.

Parents Forum invites parents, caregivers and those who work with families to a short, practical workshop, “How To Tell Somebody Something They’d Rather Not Hear,” which can transform challenging situations in families, between friends and among coworkers.

After her husband was murdered in El Salvador in 2011, Elizabeth Neely didn't know how to tell the news to their teenage son, with whom she struggled to communicate. She found help through the Parents Forum, a Cambridge nonprofit, which was offering a workshop at the Dimock Center in Roxbury. The forum's founder, Eve Sullivan, helped her find the right words.

Parents Forum invites individual parents and community leaders to create local chapters and requests inquiries by June 1, Global Day of Parents.

Parents Forum invites individual parents and community leaders to create local chapters and requests inquiries by June 1, Global Day of Parents.

Recognizing parenting education as workforce development will hopefully prompt community leaders to consider adopting the peer support program to complement other initiatives helping parents.

Johnny C. Taylor Jr., a human resources expert, tackles the question: How can providing parenting education in the workplace support parents in their role as employees?

During the pandemic, parents have an urgent need for greater emotional support. Parents Forum wants to help meet this need with a two-part initiative, “Love and Luck.”