In this “Books That Inspire Bravery” roundup, Native poet, teaching artist, and bookseller Halee Kirkwood shares reads that celebrate Indigenous culture and traditions, and feature Native characters.
In this blog series, we highlight the creative minds and collaborators behind Bravery. This week we’re featuring illustrator and graphic designer Rosalyn Boucha, whose work is featured in issue 16. Check out more of her work on her site.
In this guide, we expand on an important topic featured in the Susan La Flesche Picotte issue: Colonization. Omaha tribe member Meredith Schramm shares tips and ways to approach this sensitive issue with your kids.
Our newest issue shares the story of Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, the first Native American doctor. Learn more about Susan’s life, her trailblazing work, and how she forever changed medical care for the Omaha people. Plus, download a free coloring page from issue 16!
In this blog series, we highlight the creative minds and collaborators behind Bravery. This week we’re featuring illustrator and pattern maker Faye Guanipa, who illustrated the Bernice Bing issue’s beautiful cover. You can check out her work on her site.
Help your child develop self-awareness with parenting pointers from Sidu Arroyo-Boulter, a licensed professional counselor and creator of @conscious.parents.
