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A reader-directed exploration of tolerance, inclusiveness, and situations where information and communication might create prejudice against Muslims. |
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ConsentDeal with it before boundaries get crossedBy Keisha Evans, By N.B Gonsalvez, Illustrated by Jenny ChanA timely new resource to help kids understand and resolve conflicts stemming from issues of consent |
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Freedom of ExpressionDeal with it before you are censoredBy Danielle S. McLaughlin, Illustrated by Paris AlleyneEveryone has the right to express their opinions and attitudes, but what happens when these rights conflict with the rights or safety of others? |
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A timely new resource for helping kids deal with issues surrounding gender identity and how girls can cope with the conflicts that arise when we question what it means to be female. |
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A timely new resource for helping kids deal with issues surrounding gender identity and how boys can cope with the conflicts that arise when we question what it means to be male. |
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A timely new resource for helping kids deal with the costs of conforming to social images and the very real dangers of judging a book by its cover. |
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A timely new resource for helping kids understand and resolve conflicts stemming from gender identity, gender expression and transphobia. |
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A timely new resource for helping kids understand and cope with anxiety |
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A timely new resource for helping kids understand and cope with anxiety |
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A timely resource for helping kids understand and resolve conflicts stemming from bullying and cyberbullying. |
Deal With It
A conflict resolution series to help kids with today's important issues
Series features
- Focus on issues kids face every day
- Illustrations feature a diverse group of students, reflecting today's school reality
- Kid-friendly language is complemented by engaging graphic novel style illustrations
- Teaching strategies developed in class by experienced teachers
"It is the visual format and illustrations that make this series so appealing and kid friendly. The information, straight-forward talk and behavior-challenging questions are well done, but the art will surely make youth pick up these books."
- Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)
Deal With It titles provide kids with the tools they need to think for themselves and deal with today's most important issues. Each book examines all sides of the conflict, and offers practical tips for coping with these situations.
