Arlene On the Scene

was recently named “Staff Pick” by

Teaching Tolerance

, an amazing organization dedicated to reducing prejudice, improving intergroup relations and supporting equitable school experiences for our nation’s children.

The Teaching Tolerance staff regularly reviews culturally aware literature and resources and selects the best picks for professional development and teachers.

Arlene

was reviewed in the Spring 2014 issue of the Teaching Tolerance magazine: ”Filled with humor and heart,

Arlene On the Scene

is a great addition to any upper-elementary classroom.”

Teaching Tolerance is part of the

Southern Poverty Law Center

, a nonprofit civil rights organization that was founded in 1971 and has a long history of fighting racism, discrimination and exploitation. Through far-reaching legal action and fierce advocacy, the SPLC has dismantled institutional racism in the South, reformed juvenile justice practices and shattered barriers to equality for women, children and people who live with disabilities.

The SPLC has reached out to the next generation through Teaching Tolerance, its award winning program that provides educators with free classroom materials to teach students the value of tolerance and diversity. These materials have earned two Oscars, an Emmy, and more than 20 honors from the Association of Educational Publishers.

The Hereditary Neuropathy Foundation is honored to be a part of this long tradition of breaking barriers to provide access to justice and equality for all. We hope that

Arlene On the Scene

increases awareness of the experience of children who live with disabilities and teaches all to embrace the beautiful differences among us.