Posted on November 30, 2020
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Posted on November 4, 2020
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Category: BIPOC, Culture & Traditions, Family, Global Community, Historical Fiction, immigration, Independent Thought, Own Voices, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, UncategorizedTags: emigration, growing up, Khoa Le, legends, myths, Persia, Persian stories, Thrity Umrigar
Posted on October 28, 2020
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Category: activism, BIPOC, Black Culture and Identity, Community Involvement, Culture & Traditions, Family, Independent Thought, Own Voices, Social-Emotional Learning, UncategorizedTags: Black families, Bryan Collier, children, growing up, poetry, self-worth, Tami Charles
Posted on October 18, 2020
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Written by: Tanya Lloyd Kyi Illustrated by: Drew Shannon For ages: 11-14 years Language: English Topics Covered: Activism, Social Justice, Critical Thinking, Growing Up, Media Literacy, Growing Up. Summary: I loooove this book! Books that focus on explaining inequity and the need for social justice to young adults are some… Continue Reading “This is Your Brain on Stereotypes”
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Category: activism, Community Involvement, feminism, Independent Thought, Pint-Sized Professor, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized, young adultTags: critical thinking, Drew Shannon, growing up, media literacy, social justice, social justice education, Tanya Lloyd Kyi
Posted on October 15, 2020
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Category: feminism, friendship, graphic novel, Independent Thought, Own Voices, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized, young adultTags: growing up, journaling, self-reflection, social-emotional development, Terri Libenson
Posted on October 11, 2020
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Category: Community Involvement, Culture & Traditions, feminism, Girls Outdoors, Global Community, Independent Thought, Own Voices, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized, women in leadershipTags: community, Family, growing up, holidays, Hon. Rona Ambrose, inequalities, inequality, Jessica Dee Humphreys, rights, Simone Chin
Posted on September 30, 2020
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Interview Transcript: C: Hi everyone! This is Corrie from @thetinyactivists and today I have the pleasure of speaking with author Kwame Alexander about his upcoming book “Becoming Muhammad Ali” and that is actually going to be available on October 5th. So we were gonna… Continue Reading “Interview with Kwame Alexander: Becoming Muhammad Ali”
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Category: activism, Black Culture and Identity, Community Involvement, friendship, Historical Figures, Independent Thought, Self Expression, Sports, UncategorizedTags: activism, boxing, confidence, Dawud Anyabwile, friendship, growing up, historical figure, history, Interview, James Patterson, Kwame Alexander, Muhammad Ali, video interview
Posted on September 28, 2020
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Category: Family, Independent Thought, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized, young adultTags: anxiety, Celia Krampien, growing up, homelessness, Jamie Sumner, middle grade, middle school, music, performance, poverty, sensory processing disorder, singing, SPD, temporary custody
Posted on September 26, 2020
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Category: activism, asian families, BIPOC, Culture & Traditions, Global Community, Historical Figures, immigration, Independent Thought, Own Voices, Self Expression, Social-Emotional LearningTags: Amy Alznauer, art, China, Chinese Artists, Communism, DaHuang Zhou, growing up, ShanZuo Zhou, siblings, sweets and social justice
Posted on September 20, 2020
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Category: BIPOC, Community Involvement, feminism, Gender Identity, Girls Outdoors, Global Community, Independent Thought, Self Expression, stem, Uncategorized, Women in Science, Women in STEMTags: career, growing up, Jessie Ford, jobs, self-esteem, Sugar Snap Studio
