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Librarian Perspective: Laura Gonzalez

October 18, 2019April 13, 2020 Laura Gonzalez

“Do you have the new Dogman yet?,” Julio earnestly asks as he rushes into our K-8 Spanish bilingual library. His face visibly deflates as I tell him that I do not. Edward, another second-grader standing nearby says casually, “Just tell … Continue reading Librarian Perspective: Laura Gonzalez

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Creating LGBTQIA+ Friendly Classrooms

May 15, 2019May 20, 2019 Rob Sanders

Since I am an elementary school teacher and a children’s author, I am often asked how the adults in kids lives—parents, teachers, librarians, and others—can help kids begin to develop a since of social justice. Because I am a gay … Continue reading Creating LGBTQIA+ Friendly Classrooms

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Alli Harper: We Need Everyday Books With Families Like Ours

January 26, 2018April 4, 2018 Alli Harper

The State of Picture Book Offerings with Same-sex-parented Children Anna was born in our 2008 Subaru Outback on a cold night in January 2013. She is named after a Tolstoy character. We, Anna’s two moms, were married in a library. … Continue reading Alli Harper: We Need Everyday Books With Families Like Ours

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Supriya Kelkar: “Finding Your Voice”

October 9, 2017October 9, 2017 Supriya Kelkar

One of my earliest memories from first grade is being on the playground with one of the handful of other Indian-American kids in the school, when a group of older girls approached us. They told us that they were vanilla … Continue reading Supriya Kelkar: “Finding Your Voice”

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