A Mile In My Shoes

Auteur

Dalvin Josias Sejour is the son of Haitian Immigrants who came to America to seek a better life. He graduated from Montclair State University, getting a degree in Information Technology with a minor in Business & Computer Science. He currently works as a Senior Software Engineer along with helping his portfolio of clients with his company Dalvin Digital Design. His goal is to lessen the entry to barrier in technology and allow more people to experience the transformative power of the industry. Ashley aspired to be in education from a young age. Her passion for making a difference in the lives of students is what led her to pursue a career in this field. She obtained her Master's Degree in The Art of Teaching in addition to Bachelor's Degree in Family Science and Human Development from Montclair State University. She currently holds a Multiple Subject Credential. Ashley worked as an Early Learners Instructor at Kumon Learning Center for five years. Following her time at Kumon, Ashley spent three years as a classroom teacher in San Francisco Unified School District. She believes that every student deserves to have equitable access to a quality education. Tincho Schmidt was born in Argentina, where he learned illustration from a very early age. With his uncle's encouragement, he was able to develop his craft under the tutelage of one of the country's most renowned illustrators. Today, Tincho is a professional illustrator, with over 40 published titles at bookstores such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. www.dalvindigital.com www.instagram.com/dalvindigitaldesign

Texte du rabat

This short story is a beautifully illustrated children's book that tells the story of Jorge, a young boy from Haiti, as he embarks on an adventurous journey to a new home in America. This book introduces young readers to Haitian culture, geography, and the immigrant experience through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations. With bilingual translations in Haitian Creole, this book is perfect for children learning new languages and for classrooms celebrating multiculturalism. Join Jorge as he navigates the bittersweet feelings of leaving home, discovers the joys and challenges of a new country, and learns to cherish his heritage.