In this episode of the Girls That Create podcast, award-winning writer Jess Rinker sat down with host Erin Prather Stafford to discuss her journey as
In 1971, U.S. House Representative Bella Abzug presented a bill designating August 26 as Women’s Equality Day. The day was chosen to commemorate the certification
In today’s world, parents and caregivers must provide a safe and supportive environment for children who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community. In this
In today’s digital age, finding ways to engage children in screen-free activities is becoming increasingly important. Kailan Carr, the owner of Quiet Book Queen and
With children out of school, summertime can be highly challenging for American households. Parents are looking for ideas on how to keep their kiddos entertained
Disability representation is slowly increasing in books geared toward children and teens. In 2019 the Cooperative Children’s Book Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison –
When children develop the ability to understand language, as well as speak and communicate, this helps them interact with others and learn about their world.
Before becoming a children’s book author, Sasha Graham worked as a publicist, television writer and producer, and an executive for Walt Disney Studios. In the
Author Lisa McGuinness’s latest book Mother Daughter Activity Journal: Connecting Better with Each Other, offers mothers and daughters a new supportive place to share thoughts,
Beloved in households and classrooms worldwide, the children’s book The Dot tells the story of a girl (Vashti) who begins a self-discovery journey after a
