you mentioned scholastic. would scholastic excel any of the books of your books published by brave books? i sure hope so. i sure hope so. i mean, they're committed to d-i diversity, equity and inclusion. so i would hope that that some of the books that i'm writing and reading to our kids would be available through their book fairs and through their catalogs. scholastic preparing to have some 90,000 book fairs during this back to school season. and what do you think of that many book fairs and that many schools and scholastic being the juggernaut that it is in children's book publishing sales in the previous quarter? close to a quarter billion dollars. wow. yeah. it's i mean, certainly they've been around. i. my understanding is over a hundred years. i remember them certainly as a kid. and they are the source for children's storybooks and text books and distributing them as well as publishing them. and one of the things that i've been excited about are those who are offering books outside of this giant channel

you mentioned scholastic. would scholastic excel any of the books of your books published by brave books? i sure hope so. i sure hope so. i mean, they're committed to d-i diversity, equity and inclusion. so i would hope that that some of the books that i'm writing and reading to our kids would be available through their book fairs and through their catalogs. scholastic preparing to have some 90,000 book fairs during this back to school season. and what do you think of that many book fairs and that many schools and scholastic being the juggernaut that it is in children's book publishing sales in the previous quarter? close to a quarter billion dollars. wow. yeah. it's i mean, certainly they've been around. i. my understanding is over a hundred years. i remember them certainly as a kid. and they are the source for children's storybooks and text books and distributing them as well as publishing them. and one of the things that i've been excited about are those who are offering books outside of this giant channel

you mentioned scholastic. would scholastic excel any of the books of your books published by brave books? i sure hope so. i sure hope so. i mean, they're committed to d-i diversity, equity and inclusion. so i would hope that that some of the books that i'm writing and reading to our kids would be available through their book fairs and through their catalogs. scholastic preparing to have some 90,000 book fairs during this back to school season. and what do you think of that many book fairs and that many schools and scholastic being the juggernaut that it is in children's book publishing sales in the previous quarter? close to a quarter billion dollars. wow. yeah. it's i mean, certainly they've been around. i. my understanding is over a hundred years. i remember them certainly as a kid. and they are the source for children's storybooks and text books and distributing them as well as publishing them. and one of the things that i've been excited about are those who are offering books outside of this giant channel

it's not just in stem if you think about the scholastic journalism. the idea in civics we want to teach kids how the information together, what the quality piece of information and the quality force, the journalistic information gathering is based around the scientific method the scientific method is taught as scholastic journalism. the idea of utilizing which already exist that i could've made civics education of house physics and scholastic journalism do not talk to one another. to think about a stem course to have stem students to engage in journalistic practice around a stem topic of talking to primary sources gathering information is an important civic skill. i also love what was raised by suzanne relative to adult civics education. that is a recognition that teachers and schools do not exist. they function on the civics relative to what students are hearing at home from adults. what they're interacting with with social media and the idea adult civics education has to be improved and we know it's slow and otherwise there's going to be a boundary

traditionally she served on the scholastic publishing journey she isnd a 2024 president of the marylandassociation of schoolss librarians, and it's on the advocacy conference. the washington post cult that "d that library and important engrossing story while the book makes clear the importance of libraries, when it makes even more clear is the importance of conscientious citizens like a jones willing to stand up for their libraries. and in a starred review they wrote jones is a frank, open, emotionally raw and unwavering. but she endured his every librarians worst light mayor. yes she persevered so they can defend it by accident lgbtq are a+ topics of interest. sexual health and more in their public libraries. it must read in order to understand the deep and lasting impact of online smear campaigns and enduring needs to stand up for books. jones is ann inspiration to everyone combating book bands in her memoir/guidebook should be is available to all to help us discuss our right to read. it is my great pleasure to welcome amanda jones and stacey nunn. [applause] [applause] thank you. goo

such kind of university existed as fasad before the west that this university of this educational scholasticnow alarms from from the government and from the police, please don't listen to such you know words because it is in vain, but unfortunately uh they insisted the problem not in the valley, the problem that the already induced the younger student just to demolish you know the assets that were fixed and developed during the wallet cup and things like that, which affects negatively on the other people. because from their view that this navali who has no economic background and no economic policy for the russian people but just repeating repeating like apparent what germany or britain or america told him in the society and the younger generation thinking of that but what about the socio economic policy if he has like a program in this regard and we were discussing with them the people who are following they give us nothing no we are just activist we just giving like a giving a viewpoint and then you try to impose your your viewpoint on the other people, this is not a democracy, this is a h

so as director of the american history museum, how much do you how much time do you spend with scholastic historians? i am incredibly fortunate to have dozens of historians on staff kind of joined with me at the national museum of american history, which is a long tradition of bringing in scholars in certain fields. we just ran into one who specialized in the history of food and the history of brewing and whether they are specializing in the history of transportation history of modern science, the history of music, the history of popular culture, the history of political movements. it is an incredible kind of group of scholars who choose then to work at the smithsonian and in washington, but who choose to work in ways that use material culture, that use the millions of objects that we hold in stewardship for the american people. in our collection to really help tell those stories and enliven the past in ways that truly archival material, which we also have miles of linear feet of archival material, kind of joining, if you will, our federal partners at the national archives and the library

additionally she serves on the scholastic publishing. she is the 2024 president of the maryland association of school librarians and is both the advocacy and conference committees. the washington post called that librarian an important and engrossing story. while the book makes clear the importance of what it makes even more clear is the importance of conscientious. like jones willing to stand up for their libraries. and in a starred from booklist, they wrote jones is frank open emotionally raw and unwavering. what she endured is every librarian worst nightmare. yet she perseveres offering tips and playbooks for how readers can defend books against lgbtqia. plus topics of interest. sexual health and more in their public. a must read in order to understand the deep and lasting impact of online smear campaigns and enduring need to stand up for books. jones is an inspiration. everyone combatting book bans and her memoir slash guidebook should be available to all to help us defend our right to read is my great pleasure to welcome amanda jone

farm policy and even the continents, particularly on the issue of the craze, visa agreement with scholastic up, which has been clarified to that to who only be for officials who are involved in the piece for them aimed at ending the hole in ukraine. and also that it has not been signed by present or my post off course. that particular statement follows that the announcement issued by the d. a member and homeless. he has ministers that i have to call you and stripe a who had already said to the agreement with ukraine has been assigned to you would have seen placed in the post office. i'm challenging the d a mean before announcing that to be agreement was signed without the president formalizing the deal and will so that's the kind of sort of displayed me try the team, the crisis between russia and ukraine. it has been accused of leaning towards moscow, but the close of links between the 2 countries. it's back to the a potted era. but you have the likes of the d a even in this, the government of national unity wanting and hoping that so that the cops will a bad didn't rush f one. they fully s

visa agreement with scholastic up, which has been clarified to that took will only be for officials who are involved in the piece for him aimed at ending the goal in ukraine. and also that it has not been signed by prison from a post off course. that particular statement follows that the announcement issued by the d. a member and homeless as ministers. the dr. katia and stripe us who had already said to the agreement with ukraine has been assigned to you would have seen present the post office and challenging the d. a mean before announcing that to be agreement was signed without the president formalizing the deal, and will so that's the kind of sort of display neutrality and the crisis between russia and ukraine. it has been accused of leaning towards moscow, but the close links between the 2 countries. it's back to the a potted era, but you have the likes of the d a, even in this, the government of national unity wanting and hoping that so that the costs will affect, didn't russia, once they fully show the support for the crate? when you're not the 1st journalist to be in the cross he

the fact that you have many of the schools, the educational institutions uh unable to begin the scholastic year, and it was expect, it was planned to begin early this month, however, now he has postponed it until the 4th of november in hopes that perhaps by then there could be some sort of an end to this crisis to allow uh the um maybe the displaced to be able to get an education somewhere and those in safe areas, now they he also said that there are certain safe areas where the schools have decided to open, but "even those areas are still studying the situation very closely because of the security crisis in general, so there might be now online learning just until things of course are even more evident of what's happened, so this is another crisis, um, many school, many kids will not be starting their school year in lebanon uh this year, which is of course something that is of a great concern uh for lebanon and even uh supposedly the international community because of the..." right of children for education. we also have another attack on the area of majyun once again, so even the area of

well, i stayed, put a little girl vonda cust. erica jumped the 2nd and severe national glass scholastic . we waited under our blankets until the group had moved on toward the brick factory. we listened for the sound of the dogs to tell whether the group had gone. it showed that google pack it actually just lay in the snow and waited. finally, we crawled away in a workshop. we crawled over the mound of snow on our hands and knees. so for some good behind it, we came to a dirt road to the exit, gave it finished the yeah, the drawer, like under dad depot, the all new. the thunder of artillery from the front behind us was getting closer. you see the s s were afraid of getting caught, so they changed the route. that was the day before we arrived at the gross rosen camps. we stood by the road early in the mornings. ready to march comes back to you . a school that the b zone dies full time event. joseph farmers from the village came with cards and unloaded cauldrons of boiled potatoes. the people in the front rober right in front of the cold drains. if they were so hungry that they jumped on t

one to him commonly used in this war is scholastic side. it refers to the systemic of literal ration of education through the arrest detention, or kenning of teaches students and stuff, and the destruction of educational infrastructure. tonic i was in reports from con eunice. despite the devastation to the old talis redone makes his way to the ruins, with books in his bag and determination in his to it. the work to him makes shift classroom and some eunice may be short. but when it comes to getting an education in does nothing easy. so i'm gonna go ahead and add them some of that before they will want to break and move to schools, not tent sites or can spaces. we had normal classrooms, tests and benches. and then the war started and it reduced everything to ruins in the language class students, and engaged a setting that helps talerico happier days. imagine hey, i know we had a better life, better living conditions, but now were suspended between life and death. any moment a rocket could hit and blow us to pieces. the united nation says thi

of schools in gaza, all universities have been destroyed, one time commonly used and as well as scholastic aside, it refers to the systemic obliteration of education, to the rest, detention or kenning of teachers and students and stuff, and the destruction of educational infrastructure. public elbows on the reports from 10 years despite the devastation, 10 year old, tireless, we done, makes her way to the ruins. we've books in head bank determination and has to it the work to have makes shift class room and some eunice may be short. but when it comes to getting an education in gaza, nothing that's easy. so i'm gonna go ahead and submit that before the will want to bring them over to schools, not $0.10 or spaces. we had normal classrooms, chest and benches, and all started, and it reduced everything to ruins in the language class, students, and engaged, sitting that helps talerico happier days. i would imagine has no us, we had a better life, better living conditions, but now were suspended between life and death. any moment, a rocket could hit and blow us to pieces. the united nation says

i'm sure you can bring on in many people who can talk about ingleside and, and, and, and scholastic aside, and you know, the destruction of all the universities and most multiple schools. but i cannot, and i, i have one message and i, and i've left many messages for people right on every media opportunity that i have . but for, for health care workers globally, if you have not. busy enough about this, i urge you, i beg you to speak up about it, and i also question the credibility of, of any health care worker who can finally watch this unfold, or who can justify the, the is deliberate targeting of, of health care health with health care infrastructures and a civilian population for over a year. now, dr. tanya hi, just on thank you so much for talking to us. thank you for sharing your message with us. thanks for having the match. turn our attention to the days out of news and taiwan has been lashed by. the knowledge is super typhoid to hit the island in nearly 30 years. schools and businesses have been suspended and made heavy rains and twins. while his assuming towns as rob, with more on

additionally she serves on the scholastic publishing. she is the 2024 president of the maryland association of school librarians and is both the advocacy and conference committees. the washington post called that librarian an important and engrossing story. while the book makes clear the importance of what it makes even more clear is the importance of conscientious. like jones willing to stand up for their libraries. and in a starred from booklist, they wrote jones is frank open emotionally raw and unwavering. what she endured is every librarian worst nightmare. yet she perseveres offering tips and playbooks for how readers can defend books against lgbtqia. plus topics of interest. sexual health and more in their public. a must read in order to understand the deep and lasting impact of online smear campaigns and enduring need to stand up for books. jones is an inspiration. everyone combatting book bans and her memoir slash guidebook should be available to all to help us defend our right to read is my great pleasure to welcome amanda jone

additionally she serves on the scholastic publishing. she is the 2024 president of the maryland association of school librarians and is both the advocacy and conference committees. the washington post called that librarian an important and engrossing story. while the book makes clear the importance of what it makes even more clear is the importance of conscientious. like jones willing to stand up for their libraries. and in a starred from booklist, they wrote jones is frank open emotionally raw and unwavering. what she endured is every librarian worst nightmare. yet she perseveres offering tips and playbooks for how readers can defend books against lgbtqia. plus topics of interest. sexual health and more in their public. a must read in order to understand the deep and lasting impact of online smear campaigns and enduring need to stand up for books. jones is an inspiration. everyone combatting book bans and her memoir slash guidebook should be available to all to help us defend our right to read is my great pleasure to welcome amanda jone

i think scholastic aside, has to be understood as a multi generational more in gaza. it is meant to fund demands, they dismantle the very foundation of palestinian society and they mentioned the reduced didn't your bible racing history is that you mentioned already all the churches. there's a $195.00 and cultural heritage science, but for also destroys news and use of cost us a call a war on children. and i think therefore, the very future, you know, the psychological and physical damage is overwhelming. of there's more than a 1000000 children who need mental and type of social support. and so i don't know where it was in the end of the day. if we really want peace to n, a b 's to, to prosper and conflict. and it means we need to be able to live together and we need to recognize the presence humanity. and this is unfortunately something which is very easy to say an extremely difficult to achieve. but i think i do cation does provide a pathway. if it gets done in the right way, i want the to be here because you, you raised a very interesting point. me in the right of e

and d valuing sometimes even demonizing the other side of the scholastic aside, has to be understood as a multi generational more in gaza. is meant to fundamentally dismantle the very foundation of palestinian society. and they've mentioned they reduced, didn't to bubble a racing history. is that you mentioned already all the churches. there's a $195.00 cultural heritage sites which were also destroyed and units of cost us a call, a war and children. and i think there was a very future, the psychological and physical damage is overwhelming. of there's more than a 1000000 children who need mental and type of social support. and so i don't know where it was in the end of the day, if we really want peace to n, a piece to, to prosper and conflict and means we need to be able to live together. we need to recognize the, of the presence humanity. and this is unfortunate is something which is very easy to say and extremely difficult to achieve. but i think education does provide a pathway if it is done in the right way. and therefore, i'm really a really long golf. and also i need talk to th