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On a hike with her grandparents, a young Indian-American girl makes note of all the things in nature that are brown, too.
Henry Sales: Why Indigenous Families May Hide Their Identity
Henry Sales (Mam) explains why Indigenous families from Latin America may be reluctant to share their language or culture due to the discrimination they may have faced or continue to encounter.
Henry Sales: How Schools Can Partner with Indigenous Families from Latin America
Educator Henry Sales (Mam) describes ways that schools can build partnerships with Indigenous families they serve from Latin America.
Henry Sales: Teaching Our Daughter Mam
Educator Henry Sales shares why he and his wife are teaching their young daughter Mam and their hopes that one day she will be trilingual.
Henry Sales: Welcoming Indigenous Languages in Schools
Educator Henry Sales (Mam) discusses the importance of welcoming Indigenous families' languages in schools and not assuming that all students coming from Latin America speak Spanish as a first language.
Take a look at the rich collection of ELL resources Colorín Colorado published during the past year!
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The following resources can be used to address the impacts of the storms hitting California.
In this fantasy adventure, Christina Soontornvat explores a young woman’s struggle to unburden herself of the past and chart her own destiny in a world of secrets.
Henry Sales, Mam Educator: How I Became an Advocate for My Indigenous Community
In this video, Indigenous educator Henry Sales (Mam) describes how he became a strong advocate for the Mam community here in the U.S. despite early challenges and discrimination.