Diversity
SLJ examines how librarians are working to promote equity in their communities. When you think about who you serve and how, are you looking through a lens focused on equality or equity? What can you do about what you see?
Two Muslim American authors, Hena Khan and Karuna Riazi, discuss the new imprint, Salaam Reads, writing for young readers, and bringing new voices to library shelves.
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with novels and works of nonfiction that highlight the Asian American experience.
In these comics and graphic novels for tweens, LGBTQ characters are no big deal. Any romance stays in the background—and is G-rated.
No matter your budget, the key to a successful program is getting everyone to the table.
Pat Scales speaks with the prolific author about conducting historical research, creating authentic voices, and approaching our nation's history with honesty.
Books and games reflecting South Asian cultures are now readily available to parents, teachers, and librarians thanks to a new online bookstore.
The authors of a new book confront pervasive misinformation on transgender and gender-nonconforming people.
The blockbuster author will cut a passage from his novel "The Sword of Summer" that some readers felt improperly appropriated Native American culture.
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