Ancestor’s Resilience: The Great Migration’s Lessons for Children
Guest Post on the “Read Your World” blog A day before the Summer Solstice, I enjoyed the company of a
Guest Post on the “Read Your World” blog A day before the Summer Solstice, I enjoyed the company of a
Zeddie Q. Hyler fought discrimination, intimidation and racial covenants to build “The Ponderosa” in 1955 – with some key allies. BY
Evan Casey Milwaukee Journal Sentinel As a child, Lora Hyler heard stories about her uncle while growing up in the
Lora Hyler was featured in the Member Spotlight. Why is writing important to you and why do you think it’s
Lora Hyler was featured in the SCBWI’s 2021 Winter Bulletin. Read the article here (pdf).
@Home with the Pinckney Family – Live Kelly & Ryan September 17th, 2020
“These are scary times,” Hyler continues. “Yet, we can choose to have a greater appreciation for our neighbors, friends, family and friends to come. Somehow, the children are adjusting. They’ll be alright. This, too, shall pass.”
Milwaukee Community Journal May 29, 2020 Children’s book author and former NPR journalist, Lora Hyler has written a new children’s
Air Date: July 9 at 7:30 pm Milwaukee Public Television Black Nouveau
Airdate: Thursday, June 4 – 9:43 a.m. There’s no doubt that the world has changed due to coronavirus, and Lora
Lora Hyler, author of Our Bodies Stay Home, Our Imaginations Run Free, joins host Andrea Williams to discuss how the