This month, we have highlighted children’s books that speak of the strength of Indigenous people in the face of adversity.

We are thrilled to welcome experienced education leader, Phillip M. Robinson, Jr., as Reading Partners’ first-ever chief impact officer.

This booklist helps young readers understand forced displacement with fictional and factual perspectives of refugee children.

Some educators and parents may be tempted to dismiss audiobooks as “cheating.” But they can actually aid in the development of key literacy skills.

These books uplift the Hispanic/Latinx experience and center on stories of immigration, dreamers, hope and resilience.

If you are looking for a great new read, here are some recommendations to diversify your home library and intentionally explore narratives put forth by BIPOC authors.

Literacy has decreased worldwide in the past few years. Luckily, there are ways to to spark a passion for reading in your child. 

It is critical to address and work towards dismantling stereotypes when they arise, especially when you hear them come from a child.

We’re shifting our narratives to asset-based language to tell the truth about our students, who are capable, worthy, and full of potential.

Serving with Reading Partners allows you to be at the center of education. Lend your talents and time to students in your community.