We thank the many publishers who sent their good wishes for Día and contributed images and links about their diversity books. We hope to see growing support for Día from the publishing community.

Candlewick supports Dia’s goals of linking all children to books, languages and cultures by publishing books like Roberto’s Trip to the Top.

Here are some links to downloadable material such as activity and discussion guides and posters for a few Charlesbridge books that we think would be a good addition to the DIAPALOOZA festivities!

“Get swept away in a book” — a Literacy Poster with art from Our Seasons by Grace Lin, illustrated by Ranida McKneally

Activity and Discussion Guide for Join Hands! by Pat Mora and photographs by George Ancona

Cincos Puntos Press has teacher’s resources for many of their titles and author videos.

Children’s Book Press helped create the poster and bookmark for the San Francisco Día celebration.

Little Brown has an educator’s guide available for Confetti Girl by Diana Lopez.

Penguin Young Readers offers a great resource for educators, a website for teachers and librarians that contains all sorts of curriculum and discussion guides, title information, and a wealth of other materials available for download.