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Conversation with author of “The Skin You Live In”

Join the Clinton Foundation on Tuesday, Sept. 1, for our next Bridge Builders conversation with author Michael Tyler. His award-winning children’s picture book, The Skin You Live In, delivers an important message of social acceptance to young readers. He will discuss the lessons presented in the book – friendship, acceptance, self-esteem, and diversity – and how an experience with his young son led him to write it.

Click here to register for the virtual conversation
Click here to order your copy of “The Skin You Live In”

 

The Skin You Live In, published by the Chicago Children’s Museum, is available for purchase online through the Clinton Museum Store, where your purchase supports the Clinton Foundation’s work to improve lives in Central Arkansas and around the world.

 

Michael Tyler is a freelance writer and author of the award-winning children’s book The Skin You Live In. He has two other titles, Water For The Soul and Sow The Seeds, a lesson journal and poetry collection written as an open love letter to reconnect with a son from whom he was estranged by divorce. He is currently the chief creative officer for Ubica Strategy, a leadership development firm, and is a member of the Illinois State Library Advisory Committee and the Illinois Center for the Book. He resides in Chicago.
 

President Clinton said, “In the end, all that matters are the builders. And after the builders are forgotten, all that remains are the ripples of what they’ve built.” Bridge Builders presents the stories of distinguished change makers, thought leaders, and influencers. This series is presented by the Clinton Foundation and sponsored by Coulson Oil.

Each conversation allows our featured speakers to share their insights on important challenges, opportunities, and issues of the day. Every person in the audience will be encouraged to learn more or do something that adds to the bridge that, together, we are building to the future.

 

SOURCE: CLINTONFOUNDATION.ORG


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