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Reading Partners is featured in Nick Kristof’s 2020 Holiday Impact Prize published in the New York Times.

We recently sat down with Robyn Pratt, who just accepted a Segal Fellowship, to interview her about her passion for service.

The underrepresentation in children’s book characters is alarming. Kid’s books should reflect our differences instead of limiting them to a single story.

To celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we took a dive into bilingualism, Native American languages, and children’s books that highlight both.

Reading Partners is hosting a national conversation about race and educational equity with author and Emmy award winner, Jeffrey Blount.

Literacy should be empowering Americans in every aspect of life. But, that simply isn’t the case. How do we fix this literacy crisis?

It’s important to be intentional about how you’re talking about politics, civic engagement, and democracy with your kids. Here are some tips.

One day, Bombo drops a torta in a bucket full of radioactive goo. Will he be able to save the city from doom? Find out in this read-aloud of Super Torta!

October brings spooky stories, falling leaves, and pumpkins galore. Here are some Autumn-themed books to share with your child this year.