Raising Multicultural Kids, an educational based nonprofit located in Easton, hosted its first scholarship and appreciation event June 12 at the Queset. More than 40 people were in attendance.

FRISCO — Parents and kids are encouraged to celebrate diversity at Next Page Books & Nosh for Multicultural Children’s Book Day. The bookstore will host its first children’s storytime in its renovated ...

Commemorating its 10-year anniversary early next year, nonprofit literacy organization Multicultural Children's Book Day will be opening submissions to donate free children’s books starting September ...

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Are you looking for a read that features a main character that looks like your kid? It can be tough to find multicultural children's books that feature characters of color that don't completely ...

Photo by Madeline Scarborough Edison DeBarr, 5, of Vienna, makes leaf art at the Mid-Ohio Valley Multicultural Festival on Saturday. PARKERSBURG — The second day of the the 24th annual Mid-Ohio Valley ...

Rising third-grader Madison Wilson is on a mission to raise money to bring multicultural crayons and construction paper, as well as books with diverse characters, to local schools. So far, she has ...

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It's no secret that kids see themselves in the characters that star in their favorite television shows and movies. Really, what little kid hasn't imagined themselves as their favorite Disney princess ...