The storylines of Reading Partners’ COVER to COVER books will reflect the rich diversity and experiences of the students who read them. 

School segregation still exists in many American communities today. Here’s why, and how we can work toward a fully integrated school system.

Here are four iconic children’s books that represent kids who may not often see themselves in the books on their library’s shelves. 

This booklist includes a wide range of histories, languages, cultures, and stories of identity to help you celebrate AAPINH Heritage Month.

Reading Partners is proud to unveil the 64 children’s book titles that comprise what we are calling March Madness: Inclusive Books Edition.

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.

These books uplift the Hispanic/Latinx experience and center on stories of immigration, dreamers, hope and resilience.

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.

Happy Pride! Here are 10 inclusive and engaging books to help kids learn more about and relate to the LGBTQIA+ community.

As we celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month this May, we are proud to share our partnership with Panda Express.

To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Panda Cares helped us create a booklist honoring AAPI culture through food.

Our Women’s History Month showcase featured art, poetry, side hustles, and more from our female staff and AmeriCorps members.

How are stories of the AAPI experience are being told? These books celebrate diverse AAPI cultures, communities, and people.

Representation matters. For Women’s History Month, we’ve crafted a booklist celebrating empowering and inspirational female characters.

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

The underrepresentation in children’s book characters is alarming. Kid’s books should reflect our differences instead of limiting them to a single story.

To celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we took a dive into bilingualism, Native American languages, and children’s books that highlight both.

LatinX Heritage Month ends on October 15, but we always want to share resources and AmeriCorps members who reflect diverse communities. Enter Omar.

We sat down to talk with actor, author, and advocate Chloe Fernandez about her book, diversity in literature, her advice for kids with big goals, and more.

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

Happy Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Support Asian-American students by creating more culturally responsive learning environments.