Press Clippings

Indigenous Crossover YA/Adult Fiction

Sept. 23, 2019

Sweeping Indigenous Histories

Sept. 16, 2019

UofA College of Education Facebook Live Tour of Worlds of Words

Sept. 11, 2019

We survived our first live tour! Big thanks to the COE's Danielle Hargett for inviting us to the party. If you didn't catch the Facebook live feed, you can catch up on it here. Watch our live tour!

Middle Grade Novels Spotlighting Color-Conscious Casting

Sept. 9, 2019

Indigenous Authored Books

Sept. 3, 2019

WOW Recommends: B is for Baby

Sept. 1, 2019

Image 1: Mysticartdesign's image of hands cupping a verdent city scape from above and below, K.S.'s Canva design in purple tones two women with fists up and the text Girls Just Want to Have FUNdamental Human Rights, and C. Ho's image of a panda among trees.

Inquiry into Global Nonfiction and Informational Literature: Student Learning Outcomes and Reflections

Aug. 26, 2019

Presentation Slide: Childism is prejudice against children based on age and vulnerability. Young-Bruehel, 2012

Guided Inquiry Design: Explore and Identify Phases

Aug. 19, 2019

Guided Inquiry Design: Open and Immerse Phases

Aug. 12, 2019

Park Ranger Ann Gonzalez watches the campers in her group as they go over a map during Junior Ranger Wilderness Day Camp at the Saguaro National Park in 2009.

This Is Tucson: 3 Tucson spots to help broaden your kids’ education

Aug. 6, 2019

Just because everyone is headed back to school, doesn't mean all learning has to happen there. Tucson has a treasure trove of opportunities for extracurricular education, whether you want to expose your kids to other cultures or teach them about the world. Bonus: A lot of this stuff is fun for everybody. Win win. Here are three Tucson places to expand your child's horizons.