Resources for children and care givers to aid in the vital and essential talk around social justice, rights & activism, anti-bias and trauma.

Quote by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Image from poster at One World Teaching Tolerance

For Children

Something Happened in Our Town: A Child's Story About Racial Injustice

by Marianne Celano

Read aloud video sponsored and produced by Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center program and Atlantis School For Gifted Youngsters

I'm Gonna Push Through!

By Jasmin Wright

Read aloud video by the author

Good Kind of Trouble

by Lisa Moore Remée

ebook sample of the first three chapters. Book is about rights and activism

Black Lives Matter Principles

Read online or print and color the pages

From website Black Lives Matter at School

Best-selling YA author Jason Reynolds has grappled with racism personally and in his writing. The National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature also recently co-authored a book for young people on fighting racism: Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You.

Kojo For Kids: Jason Reynolds Talks About Racism And The Protests

This show is part of the “Kojo For Kids” series, a Kojo Nnamdi Show segment featuring guests of special interest to young listeners.

Jason Reynolds joins Kojo For Kids to help us understand what has led to the tensions we’ve seen over the last week, and to talk about why racism persists and what we can do to build a less racist society.

Click on the red "Listen" button at the top of the website to hear the 25 minute discussion.

Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness

Video Read Aloud

When it comes to race, the experience you most need to understand is your own. The people you most need to talk to are your own family members.
Free download of this books is available from the publisher until June 19. To download requires an email and street addressDottir Press

IntersectionAllies We Make Room For All

Video Read Aloud

Stories of nine kids from diverse backgrounds. Each character’s story explains how children’s safety concerns are shaped by their intersecting identities, such as class, sexuality, dis/ability, race, religion, and citizenship—what is known in academic and activist circles as “intersectionality.”
Free download of this books is available from the publisher until June 19. To download requires an email and street addressDottir Press