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Reading and literacy can not only make us better individuals but it can also motivate us to effect greater changes around us.
The 2010 Social Justice Challenge urges us to become literate learners of unjust causes and will give us the tools to empower us to literally make changes in our world for the better.
12 months. 12 themes. Countless lives changed.
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RT: @mawbooks: Great booklist on Children's & YA Books about refugees & resettlement camps compiled by @mitaliperkins http://bit.ly/98Q9q5 2010-06-04
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5 great picture books about water http://tinyurl.com/yzryrxy @mitaliperkins #worldwaterday 2010-03-22
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