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These kids books (some bilingual) talk about important topics like social justice, cultural heritage, LGBTQ+ expression, special needs and more — all in kid-friendly ways.
Get to know Buffy Sainte-Marie and learn how to empower kids to be creative and amplify the stories and contributions of past and present Indigenous peoples like her.
During election season and beyond, it’s critical to support children as they make sense of what it means to live in a democracy, be members of a community and use their voices for good. Find some resources to help you do just that, plus a book list.
Plant the seeds of civic and community engagement in your kids by making a community rock garden with hand-painted rocks and by reading together.
As MLK Day approaches, we owe it to our children — and to ourselves — to talk about Dr. King's work, honor his legacy and consider what his work means today.
Here are a few strategies and resources that can help you begin anti-bias education, or go deeper into it, in your classroom by incorporating messages of affirmation, fairness and empowerment into all aspects of learning.
Here are some tips to get started discussing gender identity, gender expression and sex assigned at birth with the young children in your life.
Alice Faye Duncan chronicles the life of Opal Lee, the "grandmother of Juneteenth," in her new picture book. Learn more about Lee and teach kids the history and meaning of Juneteenth and how to celebrate at home or in your community.
Here are 12 books for preschool and elementary-age children that offer positive, diverse representations of Asian American Pacific Islander history and culture that can help our families deepen their knowledge of the AAPI community so we can become allies in the fight for peace and justice for everyone.
Find books, crafts and recipes that can help kids develop social emotional learning, plus early math and literacy skills, while celebrating May holidays.
Help your toddler get closer to reaching developmental milestones like being able to walk, talk and sort objects with these three fun activities you can do outdoors.
A big part of celebrating Ramadan involves making food and decorations that entire communities can enjoy. Here are a few printable activities I do with my sons, plus kids books for Ramadan.