Brooke Eisenbach, John Schu, Josh Galarza, Lisa Stringfellow, and Meredith Adamo talk about how vulnerability is bravery, discuss the fact that it’s okay to not be okay and how we can help heal oursel...

More Info. Join the Easthampton Public Library for a family-friendly event with Lisa Stringfellow, author of the Massachusetts Book Awards–honored

Raised in a family of storytellers, Augusta Baker continued that tradition, imparting a love of books to readers of all ages.

A virtual, seven week beginner and intermediate course on the history of race, mass media, and the modern world order.

New information has emerged in the class action lawsuit against AI company Anthropic which could limit the number of books included in the case—days before the hearing in which the details of a settle...

As Massachusetts considers four new Freedom to Read bills, authors, illustrators, librarians, booksellers, publishers and educators of the newly launched Mass Freedom to Read Coalition will testify at...

In The Gate, The Girl, and the Dragon, Grace Lin balances an array of elements to create a quick moving story that is captivating and believable.

A primer on what the Library of Congress is and what the Librarian of Congress does and oversees. Why is this such an appealing target for the current administration? That, plus this week's book censo...

This month's SLJ cover story is my piece on school shootings in middle grade and YA books.

I was about to enter middle school, and I desperately yearned for a new obsession that could distract me from reality. I found it in the form of a cassette tape of the latest Backstreet Boys single, “...

These nonfiction titles feature Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander politicians, restaurateurs, Nobel Peace Prize recipients, and more.

It’s the 71st anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. You might be interested in: The Best Commentaries On The 60th (and now 70th) Anniversary Of Brown vs. Board Of Education Linda…

In the face of political threats, all educators should recommit to teaching the truth.

“Weaving an Address” from The Umbrella Arts Center reflects on the little-known experiences of patriots of color in Concord.

Hello! My name is Ranel Heard and I am the proud mother of Gabriel Heard. Gabriel is in th… Ranel Heard needs your support for Gabriel's journey to Nationals!