Inclusive Literature

Diverse Readers - Diverse Texts

Looking to diversify your library or book collection? Here is a resource to help you get started. This tool includes a selection and auditing guideline, resources and more much. Created by ETSB Ped. Services.

Courtney & Stephanie's Book Talks

IDEA Committee - ETSB

First Nations, Métis & Inuit Resources

Professional Development - Webinars

QSLiN

Resource Toolkit - Diverse Readers, Inclusive Libraries

Anti-Racism Education: Building Your Inclusive Collections

How Labelling Books as Diverse Reinforces White Supremacy

- Lee and Low

Shake Up Your Shelves: Diversify Your Book Collection

Shake up your shelves resources

Lee & Low- Diverse & Inclusive Webinars

Anti-Racism and Social Justice Resources

Anti-racism and diversity resources - Queen's University

-Includes guided read aloud resources.

Learning for Justice

Includes free classroom resources, lesson plans, professional development (Podcasts, webinars etc)

Not light, but fire: How to lead meaningful Race conversations in the classroom by Mathew R. Kay

For ETSB staff that wish to borrow this book, please contact the Board Librarian.

Inclusive Language Guidelines

Here is an introduction into using Inclusive Language and why it is important. This document includes further learning resources if you would like to learn more.

"Why Inclusive Language Matters" Poster

Click on the link to access a poster outlining some key reasons why using inclusive language is important. Print and hang up in the library or classroom.

"I will use your pronoun" Poster

Click on the link to access a pronoun poster. Hang it up in the library or classroom. This is just one way to remind everyone that the space is welcoming and safe for ALL.