Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, begins at sundown on begins at sunset on Monday 13 April 2006, and continues to the evening of Tuesday 14 April 2026. This the 27th...
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by Miss Rosie Reads.Why Am I Doing a Hanukkah Storytime? Good question! The short answer is: because I was asked to, also because as an advocate for multicultural programs, it’s...
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This is an update and edit of our previous post: Picture Books to celebrate Jewish holidays. By Heidi Rabinowitz, The Book of Life. While Hanukkah is NOT a Jewish version...
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DISCLAIMER: Storytime Solidarity is never neutral on human rights: it's in our mission. Recommended books These books have been carefully vetted by many members of our team, from diverse backgrounds....
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”Parents can't shield children from these events completely. The reality is that children and young people are bombarded by 24/7 news. Trying to hide the news isn't helpful because they'll...
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A Note From Ms. Kate (The Lavender Librarian) At Storytime Solidarity we are proud to showcase books from a diversity of cultures. When books by and about marginalized communities are...
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A Note From Miss Kate (The Lavender Librarian) In anticipation of our Allyship event with the Association of Jewish Libraries on Sunday we're republishing Heidi Rabinowitz's guest blog. I also...
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The Storytime Solidarity Team is proud to present this event in solidarity with our Jewish friends at the Association of Jewish Libraries Storytime Solidarity & the Association of Jewish Libraries...
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Tu B’Shevat: Another Jewish Holiday You’ve Never Heard Of By Heidi Rabinowitz Many nations celebrate some form of Arbor Day, a day when people are encouraged to plant trees. The...
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If Hanukkah is not “Jewish Christmas,” what is it? By Heidi Rabinowitz, The Book of Life Sparkling lights, the smell of cinnamon in the air, everyone wishing good cheer to...
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