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SUMMARY:Meet the Author Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow
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DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Zoraâ€™s legacy withÂ Jamilah Thompkins-Bigel
 ow\, award-winning childrenâ€™s author ofÂ "Â YourÂ Name is a S
 ong\," "Â Abdul's Story\," and "Â Mommy's Khimar." Recommended for age
 s 6-12.â€¯Â .\nhttps://ocls.libnet.info/event/16890194
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>About the Author&nbsp\;</strong></
 p>\n<p>Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow\,&nbsp\;M.S.Ed\, is a Philadelphia-based\
 , award-winning children&rsquo\;s book author. A former English teacher\, 
 she educated children and teens in traditional and alternative learning se
 ttings for more than 15 years. As an inaugural fellow with the&nbsp\;Musli
 m Anti-Racism Collaborative (MuslimARC)\, she also developed foundational 
 curricular frameworks for youth and adult anti-racist&nbsp\;programming&nb
 sp\;and this work continues to influence her writing. Her picture books an
 d middle grade fiction\, which feature young Black and Muslim protagonists
 \, have been recognized as the best in children&rsquo\;s literature by&nbs
 p\;Time Magazine\, NCTE\, and NPR\, and she is a&nbsp\;2021 Irma Black Awa
 rd Honor author.&nbsp\;<br />A former teacher and forever educator at hear
 t\, she is probably most proud that her picture book&nbsp\;Your Name Is a 
 Song was named a NEA Read Across America book and that it is included in t
 he standardized curriculums of major school districts throughout the Unite
 d States. In addition to producing children&rsquo\;s literature\, she inve
 sts her time in the mentorship of aspiring children&rsquo\;s book authors 
 through multiple programs including We Need Diverse Books and the Muslim S
 torytellers Fellowship of the Highlights Foundation where she is also a pr
 ogram committee member. She is a two-time winner of the Muslim&nbsp\;Books
 tagram&nbsp\;picture book&nbsp\;award&nbsp\;and she has earned the prestig
 ious Walter\, Irma Black\, and Golden Kite award honors for her work.&nbsp
 \;</p>\n<p><br />Please visitâ€¯<a href="https://zorafestival.org/">ht
 tps://zorafestival.org/</a>â€¯for more ZORA! Festival programming oppo
 rtunities.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://ocls.libnet.info/event/16890194
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