Video by The Tarrant Institute for Innovative Education via YouTube
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Place-based educator Aimee Arandia Østensen and librarian-educator Jeanie Phillips guide you through thinking about how to build an anti-racist bookshelf for your classroom. Especially when we look at the literature of outdoors and place, whose voices are missing? Whose experiences have been neglected? Who’s outside?

This is a recording of a presentation first given on January 19, 2021. It’s been customized so that you, the viewer, can work through the exercises solo or with a friend or teaching partner.

Grab a copy of the slides here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1i5reW0ZKCZTRpctjhKPnyo90QfThBagdDBvnOOdQsio/edit

This presentation was made possible by collaboration between the UVM Tarrant Institute for Innovative Education and Shelburne Farms.

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