The National Council of English Teachers (NCTE) Conference began this past Wednesday, November 17th.
I’m honored that the panel of 6 BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) authors I put together was accepted as an On Demand Session at this year’s conference. The theme of the conference this year is Equity, Justice, and Antiracist Teaching.
Click here to find our On Demand Session
Our panel titled, Normalizing Diversity and Decentering the Dominant Culture: Using Picture Books for Anti-Racist Teaching, will be available to NCTE Conference participants until February 19th.
Here is are some of the other books we recommend for normalizing diversity.
Earlier in the year, Andrea J. Loney, Sharon Langley, Benson Shum, and I presented the same material at the American Federation of Teachers Biannual Conference.
In July, I wrote about how I am re-centering diversity and decentering white culture in my classroom, using picture books.
In 2022, Andrea J. Loney, Sharon Langley and I will present the material at 4 CTA (California Teacher's Association the state affiliate of the NEA) conferences.
Posted by Zeena M. Pliska
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Hello, Little One: A Monarch Butterfly Story Illustrated by Fiona Halliday Page Street Kids
Egyptian Lullaby Illustrated by Hatem Aly Roaring Brook Press (coming Winter 2023)
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7 comments:
Congratulations, Zeena. Looks like a terrific panel!
Thanks, Zeena, for featuring our books & session.
I just finished watching your team's terrific presentation. Each author had a unique point of view and gave me something to chew on. Thank you!
Thank you, Zeena, for sharing this amazing learning opportunity!
And,
Congrats on this NCTE Panel. Quite a feather in ALL of your caps.
Esther
Thank you so much for reading this blog post. It was particularly important for me to boost my fellow authors and their amazing work as we move to normalize diversity.
Thank you so much for reading this blog post. It was particularly important for me to boost my fellow authors and their amazing work as we move to normalize diversity.
Thank you so much for reading this blog post. It was particularly important for me to boost my fellow authors and their amazing work as we move to normalize diversity.
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