
📗 Volume One: Foundations of Social Justice — Understanding Justice, Identity, and Systems invites students, educators, and families to explore what justice truly means — from personal identity and fairness to the systems that shape our communities.Filled with interactive lessons, reflection prompts, crosswords, and creative activities, this workbook helps learners connect real-world issues to everyday life — sparking curiosity, compassion, and critical thinking.
✨ Available now on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0uPucui
👩🏽🏫 Written by Dr. Charity Chandler-Cole
🕊️ Raising Justice-Minded Scholars Starts Here
Dr. Charity Chandler-Cole is a mother, educator, and advocate with a doctorate in Educational Leadership for Social Justice. She has led major child welfare and justice reform efforts while raising her own children in both public school and homeschool. Blending professional expertise with real-life parenting, Dr. Chandler-Cole creates resources that are rigorous, relatable, and rooted in equity.
Look out for Volume 2: Resistance, Advocacy & Activism, dropping November 2025
Dr. Tyrone Howard
President, American Educational Research Association; Director, UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children & Families
"Charity Chandler-Cole provides readers with a powerful, insightful, and illuminating journey into the juvenile and foster systems. Using her own story to highlight the problems with systems designed to support and rehabilitate young people, Stranger Danger is a wake up call for us to do better. Chandler-Cole reminds us that these systems need significant transformation or need to be abolished altogether if they are to serve young people and their families better. A must read for those who care about justice!"
Tige Charity
Executive Director, Kids in the Spotlight
“Understanding who the true strangers are and the immense danger they pose is crucial for all of us. I highly recommend adding “Stranger Danger” to your must-read list. Prepare to be captivated, fired-up and engrossed in every word. After reading Charity's book, it's impossible not to be compelled to fight for integrity, accountability, selfless service, and systemic change.”

