Research has shown that air pollution and rising global temperatures both disproportionately harm children and diminish academic success.

Learn more about Reading Partners’ national benefit in NYC.

This month, we have highlighted children’s books that speak of the strength of Indigenous people in the face of adversity.

This booklist helps young readers understand forced displacement with fictional and factual perspectives of refugee children.

It is critical to address and work towards dismantling stereotypes when they arise, especially when you hear them come from a child.

We’re shifting our narratives to asset-based language to tell the truth about our students, who are capable, worthy, and full of potential.

Juneteenth commemorates the day that General Gordon Granger announced to the slaves in Galveston, Texas that they were free. Read on to learn more about the little-known history of Juneteenth.

Language-based racism continues to inhibit speakers of Black English from having their voices heard in spaces dominated by Standard American English.

It’s time we all look inside ourselves to consider what we can do now as individuals and communities that will result in a brighter, more equitable future

COVID-19 has exposed inequities across our country. We must address these gaps and work together to find long-lasting and sustainable solutions.