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How to Participate in Read Your World Day Virtual Party

This year marks our third year hosting Read Your World Day (formerly known as Multicultural Children’s Book Day) on Zoom!  During this hour, we come together to celebrate diverse and inclusive children’s books alongside teachers, librarians, parents, families, co-hosts, sponsors, and everyone who shares our mission. It is a moment of joy, camaraderie, and fellowship, especially as diverse and inclusive books face ongoing bans. Join us for an exciting hour packed with special guests, prizes, and more. Don’t just take our word for it—hear from past participants about how amazing this virtual celebration is! Click on the images below to read the testimonials.

 

How to participate in RYW Day on January 30, 2025 at 9 p.m. EST
Sign up for the virtual party and get ready to join the fun by answering the questions below. Those who respond will have a chance to win one of 10 Book Bundle Prizes, or the Bonus Prize!
  1. What are the implications of banning inclusive and diverse books in schools and libraries for the development of critical thinking and empathy in students?
  2. What are some strategies for introducing inclusive and diverse books to students, especially in classrooms where book bans may arise?
  3. How do inclusive and diverse books help students see themselves reflected and see others that are not like them?
  4. How can teachers create an inclusive classroom environment using inclusive and diverse books as tools for dialogue and learning? How can parents, guardians and/or caregivers do this as well?
  5. What are your top inclusive and diverse book recommendations for fostering inclusion, empathy, and understanding in classrooms?
  6. How can educators and parents work together to challenge book bans and promote access to diverse and inclusive kidlit?

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Frances Evans

Frances Díaz Evans is a Latina Author, Educator, Multicultural and Language Advocate. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Universidad del Este in Puerto Rico and a master’s degree in Spanish education from the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. She joined Multicultural Children’s Book Day in the early days advocating for multicultural books as a book reviewer, then as a co-host, and now she’s excited to take on the role of project manager. Frances can be reached at admin (at) multiculturalchildrensbookday.com