Literacy for Justice
Literacy for Justice is a digital platform focused on empowering educators with culturally responsive literacy practices for historically marginalized communities. Its mission is to connect research and practice by offering accessible resources and tools that foster equity and critical thinking. Through blog posts and downloadable content, Literacy for Justice helps teachers create inclusive classrooms that honor every child’s voice and culture.
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Homework Help That Actually Helps: What to Say (and Do) at Home
With the winter break over and everyone getting back into school routines, I wanted to share some homework tips for reading at home to finish the school year strong. When… Read more ⇢
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From Winter Break to School Routines: A Gentle Reset
From Winter Break to School Routines: A Gentle Reset Winter break is wrapping up, and the return to school is right around the corner! As daily routines pick back up,… Read more ⇢
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Enjoyable Reading During Winter Break (Without Worksheets!)
Christmas break is an essential time for students to rest, reset, and enjoy meaningful time with family. Like adults, children need this pause for their mental, emotional, and physical well-being.… Read more ⇢
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Teaching Thinking for Reading: What Research Says and What Teachers Can Do (Article Linked)
I’m excited to share that my article, “Teaching Thinking for Reading: Merging Executive Function, Structured Literacy, and Asset-Based Practices”, was just published in the Georgia Journal of Literacy. This practitioner… Read more ⇢
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Building Readers at Home, Even When Life is Busy
Hello, LFJ family! This week, I’ve been reflecting a lot on the power of pausing. In a world that moves fast, reading with our children is one of the most… Read more ⇢
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Mirrors, Windows & Sliding Glass Doors: Why Diverse Books Matter for EVERY Child
At Literacy for Justice, we believe every child deserves to see themselves, learn about others, and step into new possibilities through the books they read. This is why Dr. Rudine… Read more ⇢
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Literacy for Justice’s First Books are Here!
Big News: Literacy for Justice’s First Books Are Here! We’re so excited to share that Literacy for Justice’s first books are officially on sale at Amazon and Barnes & Noble!… Read more ⇢
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There’s a New Definition for Dyslexia—What Does This Mean for Teachers, Parents, and Students?
There’s a New Definition for Dyslexia—What Does This Mean for Teachers, Parents, and Students? In October 2025, the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) released a brand-new definition of dyslexia—its first major… Read more ⇢
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The Quiet Fight
You feel it — the weight of it all. The bills. The headlines. The uncertainty.The quiet moments where your thoughts get too loud. Rest, one voice whispers. You’ve done enough… Read more ⇢
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