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Resources for Fostering Empathy in Your Community

As librarians and library workers who work for and with teens, everyone at The Hub is committed to fostering an empathetic community where all are welcome.

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This is a round up of posts from the past year that promote tolerance and respect and celebrate people from all backgrounds.

  • Talking with Teens About Tough Issues
  • Black Lives Matter: Building Empathy through Reading Part 1 and Part 2
  • Racial and Social Justice Podcasts
  • Feminist Documentaries for Teens
  • LGBTQIA Fiction and Nonfiction
  • Middle School Pride: LGBTQIA Fiction and Nonfiction for Tweens
  • An Updated Graphic Guide to LGBTQIA Lit for Teens
  • YA Lit inspired by Islamic Folklore and Middle Eastern Mythology 
  • YA Romance with Interracial Couples
  • Debut YA Fiction from Diverse Authors
  • Readers’ Advisory for Teens Dealing with Tough Social Issues
  • Feminist YA Lit

— Molly Wetta, currently reading As Brave as You by Jason Reynolds

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Posted on November 9, 2016November 9, 2016Author The HubCategories UncategorizedTags diversity, lgbtqia, social justice

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