The Tiny Activist

Category: Indian Family & Culture

Lali’s Feather

Posted on July 5, 2020 by lockehardy

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Category: BIPOC, Girls Outdoors, Global Community, Independent Thought, Indian Family & Culture, Pint-Sized Professor, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized Tags: Farhana Zia, friendship, Girls Outdoors, natural world, nature, observation, observation skills, social-emotional development, Stephanie Fizer-Coleman

The Boy Who Dreamed of Infinity

Posted on June 16, 2020 by lockehardy

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Category: BIPOC, Culture & Traditions, Global Community, Historical Fiction, Historical Figures, Independent Thought, Indian Culture and Traditions, Indian Family & Culture, Own Voices, Pint-Sized Professor, Social-Emotional Learning, stem, Uncategorized Tags: Amy Alznauer, Daniel Miyares, history, India, Indian Historical Figures, mathematics, Srinivasa Ramanujan, stem

The Boy Who Dreamed of Infinity

Posted on June 12, 2020 by lockehardy

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Category: BIPOC, Culture & Traditions, Global Community, Historical Fiction, Historical Figures, Independent Thought, Indian Culture and Traditions, Indian Family & Culture, Own Voices, Pint-Sized Professor, Social-Emotional Learning, stem, Uncategorized Tags: Amy Alznauer, Daniel Miyares, history, India, Indian Historical Figures, mathematics, Srinivasa Ramanujan, stem

American as Paneer Pie [released June 9th 2020]

Posted on June 8, 2020 by lockehardy

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Written by: Supriya Kelkar Cover Art by: Abigail Dela Cruz For ages: YA Middle Grades and up Language: English Topics Covered: Racism, Indian Culture, Indian-American Families, Growing Up, Fitting In, Own Voices, Immigration. Summary: 11 year old Lekha just wants to fit into her Detroit suburb,…

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Category: activism, BIPOC, feminism, friendship, Indian Culture and Traditions, Indian Family & Culture, Own Voices, religion, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, Sports, Uncategorized, women in sports Tags: Abigail Dela Cruz, anti-racist, fitting in, growing up, immigration, Indian-American, Own Voices, politics, racism, Supriya Kelkar, swimming