Lemieda Jeter

School Library Media Specialist

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

10 podcasts that center Black kidcasters, storytellers, authors, poets, activists, musicians, and leaders. #podcasts #kidcasts https://t.co/HnvNFZoKcy

[ISTE+ASCD @ISTE_ASCD]

Nine resources for teaching anti-racism: https://t.co/QrKl2D3uWF.

#Equity #Diversity

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

Learning to recognize & combat racism should start early. Aimed at infants & toddlers through elem school students, these titles introduce topics such as intersectionality & privilege, with explanations that are age-appropriate and honest. https://t.co/hqyWjY5hNn #summerreading

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

The Michelle Obama Reading Series, videos from Jason Reynolds, and a podcast starring Julie Andrews are among the book-ish events you won't want to miss this week. https://t.co/UuVnoSjI3H

[PWKidsBookshelf is now on Bluesky @PWKidsBookshelf]

We’ve compiled a Children's and YA Anti-Racist Reading List, featuring an extensive selection of recommended fiction + nonfiction about race + activism by creators of color https://t.co/YmE2vP8vZD

[Ibram X. Kendi @ibramxk]

It is empty when politicians call for healing and peace without stating antiracist policies they want to institute. Words bring momentary healing and peace. Policy change brings lasting healing and peace by rooting out the racism suffocating so many people. We want to breathe.

[Andy has left the building @andyspinks]

It’s just that simple.

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

Social Justice: Fifteen titles to address inequity, equality, and organizing for young readers https://t.co/hL2CnPEzpu Great Books

[Lisa Seymour @lisaseymour1]

This message! TY @JasonReynolds83 & @KielyBrendan for sharing your wisdom on this difficult topic! It starts at infancy and it's more than just creating safe spaces. How to speak to kids about race relations in America https://t.co/9IuC6xNSJz @ProjectLITComm @cicelythegreat

[Macmillan Children's School & Library 📚 @MacKidsSL]

Black lives matter and so do their stories. Teachers and librarians: Share these books by black authors and illustrators with your community.

Find a full collection and learn more about these books here: https://t.co/rEZDaarvpT

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

Authors Organize Kid Lit Rally for Black Lives on Facebook https://t.co/lOlgW33snD

[HarperKids @HarperChildrens]

Calling all #ownvoices writers! We're looking for middle-grade novel manuscripts! #amwriting

Submit yours starting June 1st: https://t.co/1eznbdHd3R

[Cobb County Public Library @cobblibrary]

We're excited to announce Summer Adventure! Starting June 1, people of all ages are encouraged to read and participate in activities designed to keep you learning all summer long. Track you and/or your family's progress on Beanstack to earn badges and wi… https://t.co/nAEN95MZAn

[Lemieda Jeter @LemiedaJ]

@MacKidsSL @KCreadsALOT @Kpteach5 @barberchicago @ureadIread @CynthiaSchwind @Teacher_AWebb @AppleMurphy22 @mrs_cmt1489 @sfillner @mrsbabichkbk How can a School Library Media Specialist become part of this awesomeness?

[Lemieda Jeter @LemiedaJ]

@glma @hollyfrilot Happy birthday Holly! 🎉🎁🎂🥳🥳

[Catherine Hardy @cat_hardy1]

Lead by example. Parent to child. Administration to Teachers. Teachers to Students.

[ISTE Librarians @istelib]

Remember! #istelib

[John Schu @MrSchuReads]

Flight Attendant: Are you a librarian?
Me: Yes.
Flight Attendant: My son loved to read Dav Pilkey's books as a child, but his teacher always told him he couldn't. I told her to leave him alone.
Me: Thank you for standing up for your child. I love Dav Pilkey's books.