Outreach
Contributor Riley Jensen shares some YA books that center main characters with disabilities for Disability Pride Month
Full of righteous rage and a strong drive for justice and inclusivity, Maeve's story is an inspiring look at activism.
Optimism fosters a sense of collective action and shows that no effort is too small.
Even as we need to keep telling the painful truth of book bans, we also need to take extra care to celebrate and elevate the unique gifts that each book offers.
This look at community, protest, art, and feminism is an excellent read that will leave readers cheering for Freya's determination to create change.
Author Shelly Page shares her thoughts about representation and her newest release, BREWED WITH LOVE
When kids read with assisted-living residents, everyone has fun.
Ultimately, the answer is more. More books, more choices, more different experiences represented, more depictions of what life can be like.
Because there is no single authentic story.
Teacher librarian Molly Dettmann partners with the student council and the League of Women Voters to host a voter registration drive in her library. She also teaches students about researching candidates and ballot questions.
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