Nic Stone: Dear Reader








This Thursday, you’re invited to join bestselling author Nic Stone for an online conversation on the importance of literacy and the transformative role of storytelling.
REGISTER (no fee to attend)

Literacy is traditionally defined as the ability to read and write in a particular language. But, books reveal a deeper truth: through our exposure to trials and triumphs of other human beings in stories we learn how to perceive and relate to others. Literacy transcends decoding texts; it’s how we learn to negotiate our space in the world.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to hear one of today’s most compelling voices reflecting on the power of stories to expand our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
The talk is part of The Racial Literacy Project’s Spring Series which centers the voices of children’s and young adult authors, and scholars whose work examines race, identity, justice, and belonging.

Be well and do good
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About Edith Campbell
Edith Campbell is Librarian in the Cunningham Memorial Library at Indiana State University. She is a member of WeAreKidlit Collective, and Black Cotton Reviewers. Edith has served on selection committees for the YALSA Printz Award, ALSC Sibert Informational Text Award, ALAN Walden Book Award, the Walter Award, ALSC Legacy Award, and ALAN Nielsen Donelson Award. She is currently a member of ALA, BCALA, NCTE NCTE/ALAN, REFORMA, YALSA and ALSC. Edith has blogged to promote literacy and social justice in young adult literature at Cotton Quilt Edi since 2006. She is a mother, grandmother, gardener and quilter.
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