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Latino Children's Book Conference Draws Educators to South Carolina
WLTX-TV
Seeing Latino children's books in schools and on library bookshelves is particularly important to the organizers of a recent conference on Latino Children's Books in South Carolina. "As a Latino growing up in Boston, I never saw myself in a book," says Julia Lopez-Robertson, Assistant Professor at the USC College of Education. Lopez-Robertson teamed up with USC School of Library and Information Science Assistant Professor Jamie Naidoo to organize the upcoming conference, which would include children's authors and illustrators, teachers, and librarians.
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