While Black History Month has come to a close, we would like to emphasize that stories by and about Black people can and should be read all throughout the year. There is a long way to go, but we are heartened by how many Black creators have already been published and we are proud to continue working … [Read more...] about Black History Is Made Year-Round: 2021-2022
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Resources for Banned Books Week and Beyond
[Video description: Over a series of still images of books and stock footage of reading and learning, the following text displays across the screen: "Banned Books Week is September 26 - October 2. This annual event celebrates the freedom to read and 'highlights the value of free and open access … [Read more...] about Resources for Banned Books Week and Beyond
How To Make Disability Justice a Classroom Priority
By Cyril Slemaker As school districts push for the complete return to pre-pandemic normality, it’s time to reflect on the ways that COVID-19 has made commonplace some of the accommodations disabled staff and students have been requesting, and ultimately denied, prior to the … [Read more...] about How To Make Disability Justice a Classroom Priority
