DISCLAIMER: Storytime Solidarity is never neutral on human rights: it's in our mission. Recommended books These books have been carefully vetted by many members of our team, from diverse backgrounds....
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”Parents can't shield children from these events completely. The reality is that children and young people are bombarded by 24/7 news. Trying to hide the news isn't helpful because they'll...
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October is Filipino American History Month. We have gathered together some recommended reads, and perspectives from our extended Storytime Solidarity family. Check out these wonderful picture books and read alouds...
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Reflections at the half-way point ~ Anne Coppell, Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa (Auckland, New Zealand). Halfway down the stairs Is the stair where I sit… I’m not at the bottom, I’m...
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A Note From Ms. Kate (The Lavender Librarian) At Storytime Solidarity we are proud to showcase books from a diversity of cultures. When books by and about marginalized communities are...
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~ Collated by Auntie Anne, Tāmaki Makaurau Aotearoa. A note from Ms. Kate (The Lavender Librarian) Hi Colleagues! Congratulations to all my colleagues in the Northern Hemisphere! We did it!...
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Putting the Pacific Islands into AANHPI Heritage Month ”I remember friends asking around this time of year: where are the posts and resources highlighting the Pacific Islander aspect!? To make...
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Please note: This is a dynamic and living document and will be updated as we add more resources. We have a number of related posts in the works as of...
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By Kirin Nabi (aka Islamic School Librarian) With help from Shifa Saltagi Safadi (Muslim Mommy Blog) A Note from Miss Kate Every year two billion people celebrate Ramadan. That’s over...
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Welcome, Friends! When The Solidarity Team and I decided to write about Mister Fred Rogers it wasn’t because we’re coming up on 20 years since his passing. It wasn’t even...
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