Every student at Brown School is unique! We are lucky to go to a school that has students with many races, ethnicities, languages, and cultures. We are lucky to have many kinds of learners and many kinds of families. The resources and books below teach about some of the ways that we are the same and different. By starting conversations about similarity, difference, and justice when children are young, we can help them create a more just future.
I am always happy to talk to families about these conversations. Please contact me at cadams@natickps.org if I can help you with this!
Embrace Race has many discussion guides, booklists, and other great tools.
NMAAHC provides tools for students and families and videos to spark dialogue.
The RESilience program promotes healthy communication about race.
Join Arthur and Buster for an important conversation about racism.
This beautifully illustrated book celebrates Black history, identity, and heritage.
In this classic picture book, Grace tackles racism and sexism at school when her classmates tell her that she could never play Peter Pan in the school play.
This book tells the true story of a 9-year-old girl who was arrested for protesting segregation during the Birmingham Children's Campaign.
Two friends - one in the US, one in India - talk about their differences and similarities.
Brown School has students from many countries all over the world. This book tells the story of three children who come to schools in the United States.
In this book - a companion to I'm New Here - children learn to welcome new friends from around the world.
This book is one of our favorites at Brown School! Kanzi learns to celebrate speaking Arabic.
Do you celebrate special days with your family?
There are so many amazing things about each of us!
This book tells the amazing true story of Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins, who helped fight for the rights of people with disabilities.
Zane the Zebra has autism, but that's just one part of who he is.
This book introduces children with a wide range of disabilities and strengths.
Julián dreams of being a mermaid. His abuela helps him reach this dream!
Harriet's dads are planning a party...but Harriet gets a little carried away!
This book tells the story of Harvey Milk and the creation of the rainbow flag.
This book, which celebrates the Cherokee language & culture, focuses on gratitude.
This book tells the story of Native American water protectors who defend water and land.
This book celebrates Native American cooking. Does food bring your family together?
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