The David C. Frederick Honors College recently held an exclusive interview with current Frederick Honors undergraduate, Meghana Dodda. She discussed the inspiration behind her recent children’s book publication There is Color Everywhere. Moderated by Ron Idoko, this celebratory gathering on March 27th looked into how a children’s book is made. The author discussed how Reci teaches us the importance of empathy, fairness and embracing the many colors of the world around us.
Book Description:
Join Reci, a curious and adventurous rat in the bustling city of Pittsburgh, as she fights against racism by educating readers about the significance of racial equity. Inspired by the principles of the Racial Equity Consciousness Institute, Reci teaches us about the importance of empathy, fairness, and embracing the many colors of the world around us. This beautifully illustrated story invites readers of all ages to reflect on how kindness and courage can create a brighter, more equitable world. Perfect for children, parents, and educators alike, There Is Color Everywhere is a inspiring story with an empowering message: even the smallest voices can spark the biggest changes.
