Celebrate July 4th weekend with a family picnic in the backyard! Serve stuffed burgers, enjoy some water play and talk about freedom and history.

Make the morning special with crunchy, irresistible toast, a family dance party and a series of conversation starters about books, movies and music.

Use our conversation starter ideas to spark a discussion about Juneteenth, an important day in history commemorating the end of slavery.

Make family breakfast a relaxing start to the day with morning yoga poses, the fastest eggs in a mug ever, and calming conversation.

Family breakfast is just as good as family dinner! Start the morning off right with make-ahead muesli, a family joke jar and lighthearted conversation.

The Family Dinner Project stands with those who raise their voices against racism. We have assembled resources to help families talk about anti-racism.

Dr. Anne Fishel explains why rituals are important to family life, and how they can help families remain resilient during difficult times.