Videos

Through Helping Hands, the kids at Springhill Elementary are educating the community about the environment through a student-produced news show.

Uma Krishnaswami reflects on the portrayal of South Asian characters that she has seen in children’s literature.

Teacher Shana Sterkin launched Helping Hands to help her students see how they can make a difference in their community.

A panel of authors and illustrators discuss reading and writing books about female protagonists.

NEA’s Read Across America Ambassador Marley Dias shares 5 easy steps to making reading diverse books a part of who we are as a nation and as readers.

In this important webinar, Chris Gibbons discusses AT funding sources for children with and without IEPs.

Writer and Neurodiversity Advocate Jonathan Mooney shares an incredible story of one of heroes in his life who encouraged him, believed in him, and kept him accountable as he found his way in college because of—not despite of—his learning differences.

Dr. Pedro Noguera explains the importance of including students in discussions about their school.

Writer and Neurodiversity Advocate Jonathan Mooney talks about the power of educators using a strength-based IEP planning model for students with learning differences like dyslexia and ADHD so that education is not just about what is wrong, but more importantly, what is right.

Writing is essential for communication and enacting social change.