Diversity
Today we are very honored to be talking with author Marie Marquardt about her work with Latin American immigrant families for the Social Justice in YA Lit Project. Her book, The Radius of Us, is very timely given recent events happening here in the United States. You can find out more about the #SJYALit Project […]
Every day students of different races, nationalities, and sexual orientations walk through our library doors. The library must be a safe space for them, since the outside world has become increasingly unsafe.
SLJ chats with Renée Watson about her stirring YA novel Piecing Me Together .
Now more than ever in America, young girls, people of color, and LGBTQ people need stories relevant to their lives. The following titles highlight these voices.
Schools pledge support to families, public libraries throw open their doors, and students commit acts of kindness while monitoring bullying.
Milo the robot help kids on the autism spectrum learn skills including self-management and social awareness.
Anita Cellucci, 2016 SLJ School Librarian of the Year Finalist, designed programs to encourage mindfulness and support mental health.
Now in its fourth year, the In the Margins selection committee has released its full list of 2017 winners. The group identifies quality and meaningful resources for librarians and library workers who work with teens in lockdown, foster care, homeless shelters, and other nontraditional venues in the margins.
Cece Bell’s 2015 Newbery Honor book, a graphic memoir, is changing lives, educators say.
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