Talking to kids about race, racism, and identity is core to supporting a positive in-school experience, and promoting future academic success and sense of belonging. Literature draws students in when it shows them a mirror of their own experience, and gives them a window into a new world. As you build out your school, home, or classroom library this year, check out these suggested books to incorporate in your lessons by grade level.
Mental health resources for BIPOC that continue Bebe Moore Campbell’s work through technology, education and support.
Get inspired from this virtual speech by KIPP Memphis Collegiate High School 2020 valedictorian TaVonte Campbell who was recently featured on Chalkbeat Tennessee.
This month – in celebration of Pride month – let’s be reminded there can be no pride if it is not intersectional.
A personal reflection from KIPP Texas – Houston alum and 2020 KIPPtern Jackie Arroyo.
I am in awe of and appreciate the resilience of my ancestors every day, but on Juneteenth I appreciate them that much more. By Marissa Clarke, KIPP Foundation.
In the spirit of Juneteenth, check out this list of books that keep the history of Emancipation Day alive through literature.