These stories celebrate the courage, creativity, and leadership of women and girls. A powerful way to talk to kids about identity, justice, and the impact of women’s voices—past and present.
Celebrating Women’s History: A Reading List for Kids and Families Read More »
Black History Month is more than a moment—it’s an opportunity to talk to kids about history, identity, and the ongoing impact of Black stories. This reading list supports teaching kids about race through books that center truth, resilience, and joy.
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Center Indigenous voices with books that help you talk to kids about culture, land, and identity while teaching race in meaningful, age-appropriate ways.
Indigenous Books For Kids: Stories of Land, Culture, and Continuance Read More »
Banned Books Week is a powerful opportunity to talk to kids about censorship, identity, and whose stories are valued. This reading list supports teaching kids about race, history, and the importance of protecting diverse voices.
Halloween is more than costumes and candy. This guide helps families and educators talk to kids about culture, history, and belonging—offering meaningful ways for teaching kids about race during the season.
Starting a new school year can bring big emotions. These back-to-school books help families and educators talk to kids about identity, belonging, and fairness—offering meaningful ways for teaching kids about race through everyday stories.
Back-to-School Reading List: Stories to Begin the Year with Care Read More »
