Rabbit on the Moon: Embracing My Mexican-American Identity

Join the journey of embracing identity, enhancing understanding, and creating a classroom where every student feels seen, valued, and inspired to succeed.

Rabbit on the Moon: Embracing My Mexican-American Identity” is a transformative guide for educators passionate about empowering their students. Dr. Elizabeth Álvarez takes you on a poignant memoir that uses the moon’s phases to metaphorically narrate her experiences with racism, educational exclusion, and the unwavering resilience of her immigrant family.

This book is a memoir and a call to action for educators everywhere. Dr. Álvarez emphasizes the critical role of identity in education, advocating for educators to truly know and care for their students. This compelling narrative delves into the heart of what it means to celebrate the rich tapestry of student identities.

Explore the profound impact of caring as the cornerstone of human relationships and how it creates an environment where students thrive. Learn how storytelling can bridge gaps, simplify complex concepts, and deepen the teacher-student connection.

Through vivid stories and practical insights, “Rabbit on the Moon” illustrates how fostering a strong sense of identity and belonging can elevate student achievement and enrich the educational experience. Whether you’re an educator, a parent, or someone invested in the future of our youth, this book offers valuable perspectives and strategies to make a lasting difference.