For more than a decade, Rosalind Wiseman has been an internationally recognized expert on teen girls, relational aggression, social justice, and ethical leadership. Her books, Family Circle column, and other writings, are founded on the belief that every person has the responsibility to treat themselves and others with dignity.
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BOOK NEWS
Julia V. Taylor’s Children’s Book Now Available!
RPW Inc. featured speaker Julia V. Taylor has just released a children’s book entitled Perfectly You which is published by the National Center for Youth Issues. Perfectly You is a heart-warming poem about encouraging kids to feel good about the differences in their bodies while offering quick tips on how to take care of themselves. Your child will love it for the memorable rhymes, easy-to-read format, and colorful illustrations by artist Phillip W. Rodgers. A perfect read before bed, in a classroom, or to start a conversation about healthy body image. Recommended for ages 3-10.
Book Cover Finalized for Novel
We’re pleased to announce that the book cover has been finalized for the Rosalind Wiseman’s upcoming debut novel, “Boys, Girls, and Other Hazardous Materials.” The cover went through several rounds of concepts before the bomb image was chosen. As is often the case, Rosalind reached out to a number of young people she works with [...]
FAMILY CIRCLE ARTICLES
Family Circle: Ask Rosalind, July 2009
Q. My 14-year-old son overheard some guys he thought were his friends making jokes about him behind his back. How should he handle this?
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WHO IS ROSALIND WISEMAN?
Rosalind Wiseman is an internationally recognized author and educator on children, teens, parenting, education and social justice. Her work aims to help parents, educators and young people successfully navigate the social challenges of young adulthood.