Diversity and Inclusion in Children’s Literature

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Creative Voices in Children's Books

DC Canada

5 episodes

5 hours ago

Welcome to our two-part series, Creative Voices in Children's Books. Discover wonderful children's books and find out how to create your own! Part 1: Tips for authors and illustrators. Part 2: Recommendations for parents and educators. *Note: as we develop our podcast, we are playing around with episode length! Some episodes are longer than others but this will soon stabilize.*

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Diversity and Inclusion in Children’s Literature

Creative Voices in Children's Books

12 minutes 16 seconds

4 years ago

Diversity and Inclusion in Children’s Literature

Our classrooms are full of diverse kids. Do our bookshelves reflect the reality? This episode falls under Part 2 of our podcast, recommendations for parents and educators. Leonard and Kara discuss the importance of diversity and inclusion in children's literature with three wonderful authors.

Kalli Dakos: Website dc-canada.ca/our-farm-in-the-city
Lindsay B: Instagram @lindsaybbooks; Website lindsayb-books.ca
Meera Bala: Instagram @wordsby.meera

One Story A Day by Kids for Kids - DC Canada Education Publishing (dc-canada.ca)