Posts tagged with inclusion and diversity

Check out our resource celebrating Aotearoa New Zealand’s dynamic Chinese heritage.

Verse novels provide rewarding reading for all ages and abilities.

Learning about the ethical use of data about Māori.

Explore resources and books about bullying with your ākonga.

Explore how picture books are for everyone. Read highlights from WaiPRU 2022. Browse a curated list of inclusive picture books.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week (13–19 March) is a good time to reflect on different ways that school libraries can support neurodiverse learners.

Learn about ASB Polyfest, its history and ways we can support Pacific communities to reconnect to their languages.

For Taranaki Māori, 5 November 1881 is known as ‘Te Rā o te Pāhua’ or the ‘Day of Plunder’.

A round-up of some of the recent Auckland Writers Festival Schools Programme highlights, themes and resources.

Spark curiosity about women’s suffrage by using our tools to analyse primary sources from this pivotal time in our history.

Find out how Te Kupenga online can help ākonga (students) learn about New Zealand's histories.

Te Kura Pounamu finalists offer young te reo Māori readers a splendid selection in 2022's New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.

On World Refugee Day, take an opportunity to explore a piece of Aotearoa New Zealand’s history.

Looking for LGBTQIA+ books for intermediate age readers? Here are some ideas.

Mental Health Awareness Week begins 27 September. Find information and resources for school communities on how to encourage kōrero and focus on mental health.

Find insights into the origins of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori and inspiration and support for educators, librarians, and others wishing to start their te reo Māori journey.

Today, Aotearoa New Zealand is one of the most diverse nations on Earth. But how can we ensure our school library collections reflect the diversity of our school communities?

8 March is International Women's Day. This blog post touches on the history of the day and includes a selection of resources to motivate students to become change-makers.

Teachers, librarians, parents, interested groups or individuals — read and have your say on the draft Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories curriculum content by 31 May 2021.

20 February is the World Day of Social Justice. So here are some ideas about addressing social justice through your library, including links to resources for teaching about social justice, book lists for young readers and more..