Hindi’s Libraries began as a small community effort to pay tribute to a phenomenal young woman, educator, and mother who tragically passed away at the young age of 32 in the summer of 2018, Dr. Hindi Krinsky. To continue Hindi’s legacy, family and friends chose to build three free-standing libraries in her children’s school.
Friendship, teamwork, and forgiveness are all important – Interview of Children’s Author Donna Cowan
Lakeasha Williams is a long-time educator and principal of Shine Shine P.S. 399 in Brooklyn, New York. Born and raised in Brooklyn herself, Williams’ approach to education takes into consideration all aspects of life, however, she is most known in her local area and by her students for her organization of social justice and empowerment programs and events.
Emily Isabel is a 13-year-old actress, singer, and model. Her recent works include playing the part of Brigitta during The Sound of Music’s national tour and appearing in a number of various commercials.
The following is an excerpt written by Unicorn Jazz Social Media Manager, Amanda Keaton, who defines what leadership means to her after mentoring and working under the guidance of our children’s author, Lisa Caprelli. This was a college essay done by Amanda — through her own personal experience and interviews with those affiliated with UJ who play a big role