Jun 16, 2019
Teah Mogae
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When groups of people/languages/stories are omitted from books, we are taught that these people/languages/stories don't exist and aren't as important as those that are displayed.
Losika Writes aims to change this, one book at a time.
Everyone's story and language deserves to be heard Everyone should be able to find themselves in a book
So spend that time reading with them and to them... Buckle up for the ride through all the universe and the many stories that lie within the pages of a book. Happy reading with @losikawrites
Mar 21, 2019
Teah Mogae
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Africa ,
African books ,
african boy ,
African dad ,
African diaspora ,
african girl ,
African kids ,
African kids books ,
African mum ,
African parenting ,
africanaustralian ,
afroboy ,
afrogirl ,
At the Farm book ,
Bilingual books ,
bilingual ebook ,
Bilingual kids ,
Bilingual posters ,
Board books ,
Botswana ,
Childrens books ,
cornrows ,
Diaspora ,
digital radio ,
diversity ,
e-books ,
ebooks ,
Introductions ,
keeping language alive ,
Kids books ,
kids radio ,
Kinderlingradio ,
Language diversity ,
Losika ,
Losika Writes ,
mmele ,
Moraka ,
multicultural ,
multilingual ,
Multilingual kids ,
naga ,
ndebele ,
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Picture books ,
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Southern Africa
Growing up as a person of colour in Australia has inherent challenges. As we celebrate Harmony day, I reflect on one of the challenges parents of African- Australian children might experience.
Mar 14, 2019
Teah Mogae
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Africa ,
African books ,
african boy ,
African dad ,
African diaspora ,
african girl ,
African kids ,
African kids books ,
African mum ,
African parenting ,
afroboy ,
afrogirl ,
At the Farm book ,
Bilingual books ,
bilingual ebook ,
Bilingual kids ,
Bilingual posters ,
Board books ,
Botswana ,
Childrens books ,
cornrows ,
Diaspora ,
digital radio ,
diversity ,
e-books ,
ebooks ,
In the Savannah- ko nageng ,
Introductions ,
keeping language alive ,
Kids books ,
kids radio ,
Kinderlingradio ,
Language diversity ,
Losika ,
Losika Writes ,
mmele ,
Moraka ,
multicultural ,
multilingual ,
Multilingual kids ,
naga ,
ndebele ,
penguin books ,
Picture books ,
polyglot ,
sefatlhego ,
setswana ,
small business ,
Southern Africa
Open the door, it may lead you to someplace you never expected.... As a medical mum 👩🏽⚕️ who has a vision to have all kids living in the diaspora proudly fluent in their native tongues, I have had to knock on a few 🚪s to share my dream and try to make it reality. Sure, some haven't opened YET, I am still patiently waiting 😉, excuse the medical pun 😜😊. Some doors have been opened only to be closed shut in my face 😩because- who cares for those languages? Err me 😉- there is no market for those books as those people don't read kids books in...
Mar 07, 2019
losika writes
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Africa ,
African books ,
african boy ,
African dad ,
African diaspora ,
african girl ,
African kids ,
African kids books ,
African mum ,
African parenting ,
afroboy ,
afrogirl ,
At the Farm book ,
Bilingual books ,
bilingual ebook ,
Bilingual kids ,
Bilingual posters ,
Board books ,
Botswana ,
Childrens books ,
cornrows ,
Diaspora ,
digital radio ,
diversity ,
e-books ,
ebooks ,
In the Savannah- ko nageng ,
Introductions ,
keeping language alive ,
Kids books ,
kids radio ,
Kinderlingradio ,
Language diversity ,
Losika ,
Losika Writes ,
mamamag ,
mmele ,
Moraka ,
multicultural ,
multilingual ,
Multilingual kids ,
naga ,
ndebele ,
penguin books ,
Picture books ,
polyglot ,
radio ,
sefatlhego ,
setswana ,
small business ,
Southern Africa
Are you exposing your children to the world they live in or are they at risk of the single story disaster?
Dec 26, 2018
Teah Mogae
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Africa ,
African books ,
african boy ,
African dad ,
African diaspora ,
african girl ,
African kids ,
African kids books ,
African mum ,
African parenting ,
At the Farm book ,
Bilingual books ,
Bilingual kids ,
Bilingual posters ,
Board books ,
Childrens books ,
cornrows ,
Diaspora ,
digital radio ,
diversity ,
In the Savannah- ko nageng ,
keeping language alive ,
Kids books ,
kids radio ,
Kinderlingradio ,
Language diversity ,
Losika ,
Losika Writes ,
Moraka ,
multicultural ,
multilingual ,
Multilingual kids ,
naga ,
ndebele ,
penguin books ,
Picture books ,
polyglot ,
radio ,
setswana ,
small business ,
Southern Africa
Kinderling Radio shines a spotlight on Australian cultural and language diversity with Losika Writes.
