Get ready for Valentine's Day with these novels by Renée Watson, Ashley Woodfolk, and others.

Librarians seeking to create inclusive, diverse, and representative library collections have a wealth from which to choose. Read on to discover more publishers and titles that are elevating Black voices and honoring key moments in Black history.

Tools for handling challenges to diverse books programs.

These series give children the tools necessary to help them formulate their own opinions about social justice issues and find ways they can participate in the efforts to create a more just and perfect world.

Giving all children the opportunity to see themselves and their world authentically represented in books is key to their personal and academic development.

The Georgia high school librarian and Read Woke columnist is one of 50 educators from around the world who are up for the $1 million honor.

Share the love of curls, kinks, and coils with these seven books for preschoolers through teenagers.

Aimed at infants and toddlers through elementary school students, these titles introduce topics such as intersectionality and privilege, with explanations that are age-appropriate and honest.

Over the past year across the country, educators have altered lesson plans and curricula to address racial injustice, historically and today.

Whether kids want to vicariously experience summer camp shenanigans, learn about the ultimate lemonade stand rivalry, or get a head start on Halloween with vampires and werewolves, there's something in these middle grade graphic novels for everyone.