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Ellen Hagan

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Artist & Educator. Crowned, Hemisphere, Watch Us Rise, Blooming Fiascoes, Reckless, Glorious, Girl & Don’t Call Me a Hurricane | NYFA Poetry Fellow 2020
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Watch Us Rise Book Review

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By Renée Watson, Ellen Hagan, Andrea Beach
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 13+ Inspiring teen activists join forces in sweet friends tale. Parents need to know that Watch Us Rise is a novel co-written by the multiple-award-winning Renée Watson (Piecing Me Together) that encourages activism for social justice. It will open lots of teens' eyes and minds to issues surrounding feminism, racism, and more.
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Why you shouldn't feed deer in Phoenix Park (or anywhere else)

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By Laura Griffin, Ellen Hagan, Deirdre McLaughlin
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: we now know that humans feeding wild deer in places like the Phoenix Park has physiological impacts on the animals By Laura Griffin, Ellen O Hagan and Deirdre McLaughlin, UCD The feeding of wildlife by well-intentioned people has become an increasingly popular activity in recent years. Social media has helped to spur this on, with videos and photos of people feeding a variety of species across terrestrial, aquatic, and marine habitats regularly going viral.
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30 Young Adult Books with Social Justice Themes

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By Matthew Lynch, Renée Watson, Ellen Hagan, Octavia E. Butler
| The Edvocate
Reading & Literacy Home›Reading & Literacy›30 Young Adult Books with Social Justice Themes By Matthew Lynch February 23, 2024 0 Spread the love Introduction: Social justice has become an increasingly important theme in young adult literature, addressing issues such as race, gender, sexual orientation, and economic disparity. These books encourage readers to challenge prejudices, empower themselves, and advocate for a fairer society.
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