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LITTLE ALLIES

We facilitate inclusive experiences for all children to feel seen, heard, and belong

Catch up with Little Allies

Meet the Little Allies Board and learn our top 10 tips on the Back to School DEI Basics workshop.

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Services

  • For Caregivers

    Resources to help you navigate real world conversations with children.

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  • For Educators

    For Educators

    Resources to help you support your students, teams, and groups.

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  • For Organizations

    For Organizations

    Resources for online and in person group training.

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  • For Donors

    For Donors

    Resources to support the Little Allies mission.

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HOW CAN LITTLE ALLIES HELP YOU?

Little Allies prepares adults to help kids understand the importance of accepting each other, celebrating our differences, and becoming allies through:

  • Books and Toolkits (Little Allies: A Children's Story about Inclusion, Diversity, and Becoming an Ally; Allyship in Action: 10 Practices for Living Inclusively; Allyship in Action Workbook: 10 Practices for Living Inclusively)

  • Online Courses

  • In person live training

  • Allyship Certifications and Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

  • An Online Resource Library

SUPPORT LITTLE ALLIES

Your donation to Little Allies (a 501-c-3) is tax-deductible and helps us provide educators, parents, and organizations with resources to create a world where children can be seen, heard, and belong.

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What Our Clients Say

  • This book was an awesome conversation starter with my two young boys about relatable situations that they might encounter in school and how best to handle. My 6 year old keeps asking for it back down off the shelf so he can page through and relive some of the stories. Super happy with our purchase.

    Mike Sale

  • I loved this book. It does such a great job explaining how people can feel excluded because of their race, gender, ethnicity, abilities, and/or sexual preference, and most importantly, how allies can help. Raising a new generation of allies has the potential to accelerate the elimination of racism and other forms of prejudice and discrimination. Kudos to the author for putting this book out there. School libraries, classrooms, and families should all have a copy.

    Cathy N.

  • This little book is simply a "must have" for parents, teachers, and anyone who cares about a child's "feelings". The author covers many subjects of interest to children. The illustrations are sensitive,colorful, and (what pleased me most) they do not portray children who look like Barbie or Ken dolls. They look like most children look and have facial expressions that depict their emotions. The book is just great! I've bought two....so far.

    Kathy Mikesell

  • Thank you for such a well written book that helps start or continue conversations that we need to be having - but are sometimes hard to start. I read the other night to my 7-year-old; she loved the book and it kept her attention. I felt relief bc I know I want to have conversations about inclusion and diversity, but I don’t always know where to start. As a teacher myself, I feel this is a wonderful resource. Thank you!

    Jessica S. Mason

  • Important and timly message delivered to the most important age group, our children

    Jeff Raid

  • Child Care Resources Inc.

    Little Allies not only gave us new content for our trainers to deliver internally and in the communities we serve, they gave us a new roadmap of embedding and infusing the mindset, values and content into all of the work we do. Our guided discussions were insightful and the entire Little Allies team continues to support our work as we move into implementation. We hope to be able to do more with the team in the future.

    Dedee Ephraim, M.A. M.Ed. (she/her) Statewide Technical Assistance & Professional Development Specialist