Book: How We Hold the World
Join sisters Yene and Nema as they embark on a long walk to school along the UNESCO World Heritage Site of The Cliffs of Bandiagara.
“This lyrical and beautifully illustrated book blends Dogon and [French or] English as it takes us across a cultural and linguistic journey to celebrate the timeless heritage and practices of the Dogon people in Mali. It is a delightful read for both children and adults.”
-- Nsah Mala, PhD, award-winning futurist and poet
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“When children learn about the lived realities of diverse peoples—not as relics of the past but as dynamic communities—they develop empathy, respect, and the skills needed to navigate an interconnected world.”
- Dr. Louise Derman-Sparks, anti-bias education pioneer
