Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society
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Empathy for All
by Verity Miller
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
There are billions of people in this world, and while we're all human beings, most of us are rather different from each other! Sometimes it can be hard to understand why other people feel the way they do and why they look at situations in a different way. Empathy is understanding and sharing how other people feel, even when they're different from you. In this guide, readers will find more information about this important trait, including why it's so valuable and how it can help everyone. Social and emotional learning concepts help make complicated ideas simpler and easier to understand.
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Allies Work Together
by Shannon Harts
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Allies are a vital part of social justice work that can shape history. However, young readers may not fully understand what an ally is, or that they have the potential to become one. This engaging title is here to help. It features an overview of inspiring allies who have achieved important milestones for social justice movements. It also offers specific ways readers can stand with marginalized individuals and groups to celebrate diversity and create a more just world.
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Justice for All
by Danielle Haynes
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Has anyone ever told you that the world isn't fair? Have you ever wondered if you could do something about that? This informative guide highlights principles of social justice, showcasing those who are working for fairness in society and how they do so. Understandable text explains social justice campaigns throughout U.S. history and how their leaders work for equal rights, opportunities, and treatment for all. Photographs make history come to life, and intriguing details show readers how they can make a difference too.
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Your Contribution to Society
by Corona Brezina
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Confidence in one's sense of self is essential for happiness and success. This accessible title encourages readers to cultivate healthy self-esteem in order to become more comfortable expressing opinions, working toward goals, handling setbacks, and engaging in relationships with others in the community. This book emphasizes diversity, empathy for others, and justice, and demonstrates how strong self-esteem can give young readers a sense of purpose in connecting with others and making a difference.
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Valuing The Contributions Of Others
by Xina M. Uhl
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
A diverse society means that getting along with people from different backgrounds is necessary for success in school and home life. By focusing on personality types, personal biases, leadership roles, active listening skills, conflict resolution, and more, this guide exposes readers to ideas of inclusion and cooperation. With down-to-earth language and relatable examples, the text explores social and emotional learning concepts and culturally responsive social justice themes. Twenty-first century readers will benefit from the concepts and ideas this volume provides.
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Connecting With Others
by Mary Ratzer
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Creating a society that is fair for everyone is not easy, but it's something all people need to embrace as the world's population increases. In this thoughtful guide, readers will discover what it takes to bring people together in a fair and inclusive community. Readers learn the importance of building meaningful connections between the people and cultures that make up our local and global communities. Topics include problem-solving, relationship-building skills, active listening, and more.
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Social Justice Through Activism
by Danielle Haynes
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Mari Copeny, also known as Little Miss Flint, was just 8 years old when she used her voice to achieve change for people in need. She wrote a letter to President Obama explaining the water crisis facing the people of Flint, Michigan. Many other youthful activists like Copeny are using their voices to seek change in other areas, such as fighting global warming, racial inequalities, and much more. The text in this guide was expertly crafted to teach young readers about topics facing them today and encourages them to use their voices to achieve social justice, just like Little Miss Flint!
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Our Unique Identities
by Elissa Bongiorno
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Identity makes us who we are and determines how others see us in the world. Via primary sources, dynamic images, and straightforward text, readers will explore the many aspects that come together to create their identity, including family backgrounds, languages, education, religions, and more. Readers will also learn about the groups-both historical and modern-that help shape their identity. They will learn how to embrace their identity and get inspired to share their unique voices with the world.
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Equity and Fairness
by Anna Berrigan
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Five centuries ago, European colonizers arrived in the Americas and brought with them ideas of racial superiority that have impacted relations with other societies. So how do we create a fair and equitable society on such a shaky foundation? It starts with being honest about our past. This book explores some of the problems that have plagued our society from the beginning. It tackles tough topics like slavery with age-appropriate language. It also celebrates the people who have led the way to fairness and equality. Colorful photographs, primary sources, and bright design elements were carefully chosen to hold young readers' attention.
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Standing Up for Human Rights
by Jenna Tolli
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Do you know what your rights are? Human rights are the basic rights that all people deserve. They include freedom from discrimination, the freedom of opinion, the right to education, and the right to protest peacefully. Inside this book, readers will learn the history of human rights efforts around the world and more about the brave people who fight for the rights of all. The text outlines the importance of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Other topics include human rights issues in the United States and the growing wave of activism that is spreading around the world.
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Acceptance, Respect, and Appreciation of Difference
by Xina M. Uhl
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Approaching others is not always easy, especially for those without a background familiar with differences--differences of race, culture, ability, and more. To operate successfully and in the spirit of social justice, readers need to relate to all people in a spirit of open-mindedness. This can be difficult when we have biases toward others. This guide is modeled on culturally responsive, social, and emotional concepts that encourage interactions between students at school, at home, and in other spaces. By exploring subjects such as the difficult history of racism, readers will learn more about the challenges we all face today.
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Respecting Our Differences
by Danielle Haynes
Part of the Spotlight On a Fair and Equal Society series
Differences are part of human life, and talking about them can help us connect with others. This book introduces key concepts related to difference. It offers clear definitions that will help readers build the vocabulary they need to recognize, describe, and have meaningful conversations about different identities. These concepts are discussed in the context of American society. Valuing others can be simple, and this book offers universal ways to show respect. It encourages readers to view differences as gifts that make our communities stronger.
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