Several activists share their advice on how to teach children about politics. Read more on Grazia.
, shared paternity leave or the cost-of-living crisis, we’re all affected by what’s decided in Parliament. But as parents, we also want a better future for our children.
Lyanne Nicholl, CEO of 50:50 Parliament, an organisation that pushes for gender balanced representation on UK elected bodies, says she and her husband talk to their kids about politics ‘constantly’. ‘My husband and I will have either bred future politicians or entirely turned them off,’ she jokes. For Joeli Brearley, campaigner and author of 'The Motherhood Penalty', introducing children to politics starts from highlighting that politicians are people, just like them.
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