Victor L. Bradley Jr. Anti-bias & Anti-Racist Educational Programming
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I want to create spaces where young people respect and embrace each other’s differences. I have a passion for teaching about issues of race, gender, etc.
I offer training, coaching, and custom Curricula for early childhood programs, elementary schools, districts, library programs, and other community organizations. I bring a deep commitment to social justice into the educational classroom setting through extensive experience with history, anti-bias, and anti-racist curriculum development and implementation from pre-K-8th. I am in a position with all this hands-on knowledge and experience to be a mentor and coach to parents; to give young people a full social justice experience; to support schools with training and consulting around race, gender, and social change. The goal of all these offerings can help to transform your program around race, gender, and social justice work. I hold a specialized Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education from Wheelock College. When not teaching, I enjoy Djing, listening, and dancing to all types of music, connecting to nature by going for long walks on the beach in all seasons, connecting with my Jewish heritage by attending synagogue events and ceremonies with my family, cooking delicious vegan meals, practicing Reiki, being with my partner Sabina, who is also a teacher, and enjoying time with my daughter Hazel.
09/23/2026
Today is the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane’s birth.
Find out more about his life here:https://share.google/4XLtusqFlwlYkwkb0
09/23/2026
Brave Conversations: Helping Young Children Make Sense of Fear, Fairness and Belonging | Minnesota Public Radio When immigration raids and stories of racial profiling make headlines, young children notice. They hear conversations, ask difficult questions and often bring their worries into play. In this episode, Host Dianne Haulcy talks with Marie Lister of the University of Minnesota Child Development Laborat...
09/23/2026
🌻 All the diverse 🔆🍂🍁fall picture book 🤎 from the  for your home and school  libraries https://bpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/list/display/1612371249/2619736989
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09/21/2026
From Embody Peace and Love
Happy International Day of PEACE EVE!! September 21 is International Peace Day. The United Nations designated it as the International Day of Peace. The theme for the United Nations International Day of Peace 2026 is "Invest in Peace For Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day.”
Debra
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09/17/2026
From: Sustaining All Life
Young people are at the front lines of the climate crisis. It is our future that is threatened, yet we have little say in how society is run. In this workshop, younger people will look at the systematic mistreatment of young people and find ways to resist and heal from the oppression and take an active and powerful role in the climate movement.✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿✊🏼🌎🌍🌏☀️❄️☁️🌈
09/16/2026
Mindfulness is not about stopping every thought or feeling. It is about noticing what is happening within you, staying present, and choosing how you respond with more awareness. 🌿✨
09/16/2026
Celebrate by reading (or pre-ordering!) these 2026 releases by Latine authors and artists!
2026 has been an incredible year for new Latine book releases, and we’ve compiled 27 of those releases here that we think would make the perfect additions to your TBR—or wishlist! Know of any other exciting Latine titles released/releasing in 2026? Feel free to shout them out in the comments below ⬇️
📖 Picture Books 📖
▪︎ “In Case of las Moscas” by Jackie Morera and Mariana Ruiz Johnson
▪︎ “Please Pass the Tamales!” by Silvia López and Mirelle Ortega
▪︎ “Antonio's New Tacos” by Veronica Benavides, Andrés Acosta, and Addy Sonda
▪︎ “¡Viva Valenzuela!” by Nathalie Alonso and John Parra
▪︎ “Mami’s Heart” by Ana Siqueira and Nomar Perez
▪︎ “Leo's Lobo” by Melissa Cristina Márquez and Maria Gabriela Gama
📖 Middle Grade 📖
▪︎ “Offside” by Christina Diaz Gonzalez and Mari Costa
▪︎ “Quetzal's Labyrinth” by Karla Arenas Valenti
▪︎ “Mexikid Dreams” by Pedro Martín
▪︎ “Mischief and Monsters” by Adrianna Cuevas
▪︎ “The Hungry Forest” by Kaela Rivera
▪︎ “No Place on Earth” by Andrea Beatriz Arango
📖 Young Adult 📖
▪︎ “Hear Ye Mortals” by Yamile Saied Méndez
▪︎ “Espiritu” by Aiden Thomas
▪︎ “Anger is Only a Shadow” by Elizabeth Acevedo
▪︎ “The House of Gardenias” Isabel Cañas
▪︎ “To Our Untamed Core” by Sonido Reyes
▪︎ “Take It to Your Grave” by Louangie Bou-Montes
📖 Adult 📖
▪︎ “Sleeping Sisters” by Jennifer Givhan
▪︎ “Two Can Play That Game” by Zakiya N. Jamal
▪︎ “Mutual Discord” by Liana de la Rosa
▪︎ “Crocodilopolis” by John Manuel Arias
▪︎ “An Immaculate Deception” by Isabela Livino
▪︎ “The Intrigue” by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
📖 Anthologies 📖
▪︎ “Sing Me a Story” edited by Aida Salazar
▪︎ “Something Followed Us Home” edited by Cynthia Pelayo
▪︎ “Jota” edited by Rita E. Urquijo-Ruiz
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09/15/2026
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🔴🟠🟡 Happy International Dot Day! 🟢🔵🟣
A little dot. A brave beginning. A teacher who sees possibility where a child sees “I can’t.”
That’s the heart of The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds.
Some children walk into our classrooms ready to create a masterpiece. Others are terrified to make the first mark. They’ve already decided they’re “bad at reading,” “not creative,” or “not smart.”
Third graders. Carrying those big, heavy words in their little backpacks. Dot Day is a chance to help them set those words down.
Make the dot. Try the word. Ask the question. Let the first attempt be gloriously wonky.
Around here, we practice brave, not perfect. And if your dot looks like a potato with an attitude? Honey, sign it. That’s YOUR potato.
Happy Dot Day, my little world changers. There is room for your mark.
Literacy is nonnegotiable.
Sandra Valentine ♥️
09/15/2026
🎬 Join us at 1 PM ET for a Dot-tastic Watch Party & WORLD PREMIERE of the new READY SET DRAW! with Peter H. Reynolds & Vashti on Dot Day! https://www.kidlit.tv/InternationalDotDayREADYSETDRAW
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