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Home >> Through The Initiative, ADL provides anti-bias workshops and materials designed to train early childhood educators, caregivers and family members to help children understand, respect and appreciate differences.   Who Defines "Difference"?   How Can We Stop Hate Before it Starts?   How Can We Plant Seeds For The Future?   How Can We Teach The Value of "Difference"?   A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute Order our brochure and videotape, free of charge The winter holiday season is upon us.  In planning festivities for young children, did you ever wonder, “How can I plan inclusive holiday celebrations?” •  ADL Parent Workshop Targets Prejudice (Jewish Journal) •  ADL Anti-Bias Materials Available In Spanish / ADL Proporciona Materiales En Español Contra Los Prejuicios •  ADL Launches Online Q&A Resource For Early Childhood Educators And Caregivers •  Archive •  Bias-Free Foundations: Early Childhood Activities for Educators •  Bias-Free Foundations: Early Childhood Activities for Families English | Español •  "Integrating Multicultural and Anti-Bias Education into Early Childhood Programs" published in Prentice Hall's Early Childhood Education Today •  "Choosing Multicultural Books for Children" published in National PTA's OurChildren Check List: English | Español •  "Creating Environments That Respect Diversity” published in NYSAEYC Reporter Recommended Multicultural and Anti-Bias Books for Children This online bibliography is designed for educators, parents, other caregivers, and children. It features more than 700 carefully selected multicultural and anti-bias books for children. All Kinds Of…Todo Tipo De…Tout Kalite… A Diversity Board Book for Toddlers A book designed to help children develop a comfort with diversity. Through reading the book with their children, parents and other caregivers can also help to nurture children’s cognitive and social growth. All Together! Early Childhood Activity Kit This activity book helps early childhood caregivers create environments that are inclusive to all children and sensitive to their differences. © 2004 Anti-Defamation League