Civil action biography books for kids

A growing list of fiction and nonfiction for older kids interested in promoting social justice. The fiction and nonfiction books below will raise awareness about the history of the United States and the movements that are pushing us closer to equality. Fascinating new research demonstrates that commitment to social justice is a skill that must be practiced and reinforced.

By reading these books together, your family can launch a conversation to inspire you to champion equality. There is significant overlap and interplay between the various movements. Whether you read deeply about a single issue or choose intriguing titles from each section, you'll be learning a great deal about the courage, hope, and compassion behind the legends of American history.

Ready for more? This collection of 38 creative projects and self-reflection prompts empowers youth and their families to use their art, actions, and words to create meaningful change.

Civil rights books

The projects are divided into themes of identity, culture, community, empathy, justice, and activism. The book not only guides readers through various art-making skills and materials but harnesses the power of art for positive action. Projects are geared toward 8 years and up, though they can be modified for a younger audience. Featuring the life stories of 25 diverse artists, kids and their families can explore different materials, techniques, and styles while being inspired to use their creativity to transform the world.

Great book for 8 years and up. Activism Books for Elementary Students. Activism Books for Teens and Young Adults. Disability Rights Books for Elementary Students.