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Rising and Resisting in Minneapolis
The free, online event takes place on Monday 10 March at 11 am ET. Prior registration is required.
The Librarians and the Censorship of the Black Child
While Black librarians weren’t present in this movie, it’s important to know this fight isn’t as exclusive as it was portrayed.
2016 Called: It Wants Your Library Back
In the middle of all the chaos, 2016 is calling. Despite it all, this can be a nice way to have some fun.
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MLK Day 2026
I’ve built a King Day reading list to recommend books that are accessible to young readers that were written by Dr. King, and by those who worked alongside him.
Key Books That Address This Moment
What are young readers living through right now, and which books are brave enough to meet them there?
Interview: Sharon G. Flake
I give young characters in my novels the power of choice, the ability to fall and rise again to conquer a situation, their fears or something that may have a strangle hold on them for the moment.
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Change and Transition: Here We Go, 2026
But as books continue to be challenged, we have to continue to find ways teach all the literacies that are necessary simply to survive because these literacies will provide ways to challenge narrow mindedness and this is critical when stories are no longer as representational as they should be.
My Favorite Books of 2025
This is a first for me. I’ve never even tried to compile a list of my favorite books even though I’m asked all the time. Well, here goes my first! I considered which books lingered with me, which I was most likely to recommend or talk about, and even the one that brought me to […]
AI AI Oh!
As educators and information leaders, I think librarians have the responsibility to provide information and skill development so that our students and community members can make informed choices about using AI.
Not Gonna Lie, “Six Seven” and Slang Low-key gets Kids Attention
It’s deeply personal for me that kids feel seen and connected. Books and schools are lifelines, and both failed me as a boy. Many still fail kids.
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