# Duncan Tonatiuh
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duncan tonatiuh (born 1984) is a Mexican-American author and illustrator of several award-winning children's books. The illustrations in his books are influenced by Pre-Columbian art. The themes in his stories relate to the Latino experience, with subjects that include social justice issues, art, history, and immigration.
Explaining Immigration to Kids When the Headlines Hit Home | Negin Farsad and Duncan Tonatiuh | A Kids Co.
Immigration is in the news, in our communities, and sometimes in our own families. But how do we explain it to kids without scaring them? Elise Hu talks with comedian and writer Negin Farsad about what her daughter has noticed, and what Negin chooses to share. Children’s author Duncan Tonatiuh join…
Explaining Immigration to Kids When the Headlines Hit Home | Negin Farsad and Duncan Tonatiuh | A Kids Co.
Immigration is in the news, in our communities, and sometimes in our own families. But how do we explain it to kids without scaring them? Elise Hu talks with comedian and writer Negin Farsad about what her daughter has noticed, and what Negin chooses to share. Children’s author Duncan Tonatiuh join…
Russian Publisher Raided & The Tyler Librarian Lawsuit
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In this episode of The Book Faire Podcast, Anthony dives into critical library headlines, including a former librarian’s lawsuit in Tyler, Texas and the high-stakes closure threat facing the Oak Lawn Branch Library. We also analyze t…
Explaining Immigration and ICE to Kids | Duncan Tonatiuh & Anya Kamenetz | A Kids Co.
While headlines about ICE raids, immigration crackdowns, and family separation ripple through communities, our kids are noticing. Host Elise Hu revisits conversations with Duncan Tonatiuh and Anya Kamenetz to explore how parents can talk to their kids honestly about immigration without spreading fe…
Subversive Silliness: with Isabel Minhós Martins
How heavy is the moon? Where do we go when we disappear? And can a children's book explain anti-authoritarianism?
Children's books are one of the first tools many of us use to understand the world. Because of that, their subject matter is often heavily contested.
In this episode, we speak to our …
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