Home / Podcast / Season 15 Professor Katheryn Russell-Brown on 12 amazing black women in the civil rights movement "Children's life stories are big." By Diva Anwari September 7, 2023 Rectangle This article is sponsored by Auvi-Q. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Motherly and mamas. In this conversation, Liz engages in a discussion with legal scholar and criminal justice expert, Professor Katheryn Russell-Brown, about her children’s book, Justice Rising: 12 Amazing Black Women in the Civil Rights Movement. Katheryn shares her motivations for venturing into children’s literature and talks about the remarkable women and young girls highlighted in her book. She also underscores the significance of introducing elementary school students to topics such as race and criminal justice. Tags: Auviq2023, Podcasts Related articles Black History Month 28 picture books to read with your kids during Black History Month (and every month of the year) February 15, 2018 Viral & Trending Scholastic backtracks on decision to ‘opt out’ of ‘diverse titles’ after facing criticism October 19, 2023 Shop These new arrivals from the Motherly Shop are *so* kid-friendly you need them all December 18, 2020 Health & Wellness It’s science: Children aren’t color-blind June 5, 2020 Black History Month I can’t shield my daughters from the world—but I can teach them how to be strong Black women March 7, 2020