Community Outreach
Help kids understand the vital role forests play in absorbing greenhouse gas emissions and how they can protect trees.
Ultimately, the answer is more. More books, more choices, more different experiences represented, more depictions of what life can be like.
Because there is no single authentic story.
Empathy is good; action kindled by empathy is vital.
For the past two summers, school librarian Sheila Michaels has led a program that gives out bags with books, hygiene items, and snacks—all for free.
Centering dignity and equity, authors strive to normalize the topic of menstruation and show how different people experience it.
So here’s my challenge: I dare you to get outside, in your community. Connect with your neighbors. Make a project out of it — get some extra credit or community service hours in.
A middle schooler used to living in her best friend’s shadow learns how to stand out and speak up, not just for herself but for her whole school.
An absolutely fantastic read about period equity, friendship, direct action, and good trouble.
Librarian Jenny Arch shares books that show how kids/teens can help shape their life through activism
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