The Solidarity Team is never neutral on human rights and works to be anti-racist. We stand in Solidarity with those who are persecuted. We believe this is the only way we can truly welcome every child to storytime.
These resources are for caregivers, employees, and other grownups in the library.
Storytime Solidarity amplifies traditionally excluded voices. We speak from our own lived experiences and make room for the marginalized.
By supporting each other, we model the behavior we want for our children.
Do you suspect you might be autistic?
The RAADS-R is an online self-assessment tool for adult autistics who have “escaped diagnosis.”
Looking for More Autism Resources?
Check Out the Big Autistic Resource Guide or BARG by friend of the website Taylor Heaton
Featured: ANovelMind:
“…for exploring children’s literature that deals with mental health and neurodiversity issues.”
Facebook has become a surprisingly bustling resource for connecting directly with Autistic voices. Dani (they/them) aka The Punk Rock Autistic shared an amazing list of Autistic bloggers active on Facebook.
Storytime Solidarity’s Asking Autistics Events!
Please note: as of 2023 we are no longer running Asking Autistics
Representation Matters: AANHPI Heritage Month: Resources
Representation Matters: AANHPI Heritage Month: Resources
Representation Matters: Story Sovereignty
Representation Matters: Story Sovereignty
Commemoration and Remembrances: Yom HaShoah and Anzac Day
Commemoration and Remembrances: Yom HaShoah and Anzac Day
Pride everyday
Pride everyday
Representation Matters: AANHPI Heritage Month: Resources
Representation Matters: AANHPI Heritage Month: Resources
International Day of Trans Visibility
International Day of Trans Visibility
Hanukkah Storytime Kit
Hanukkah Storytime Kit
Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year
Putting Ourselves First
Putting Ourselves First
Pride 2024: new titles
Pride 2024: new titles
Representation Matters: Ramadan reads
Representation Matters: Ramadan reads
Solidarity in Ireland: Book Treasures for Saint Patrick’s Day