On being just to children with Gwendolyn Wallace
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On being just to children with Gwendolyn Wallace
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About this listen
This week, we're picking up a question that was lingering from our conversation with Layli: how do we know when we’re being unjust to children? In today’s episode, we’ll be speaking to Gwendolyn Wallace, a children’s book author, about how injustice is baked into the way we see and engage children, and how we can learn to be more just in our interactions with them.
Find a transcript for our episode here and a full list of guests here.
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More About Gwendolyn
Gwendolyn Wallace graduated from Yale University in 2021 with a degree in the history of science and medicine, and is currently studying to receive her MA in Public History from University College London. She is a writer of both creative nonfiction and children’s literature, with two forthcoming picture books: "The Light She Feels Inside" from Sourcebooks and "Joy Takes Root" from PenguinRandomhouse.