Eight useful strategies to captivate young readers no matter their attitudes toward reading, from reading a series to making the library a special treat.

Ron Craig, a tutor with Reading Partners Sacramento, wrote his own children’s book, Kye’s New Car, for his student who wanted learn more about cars.

Before joining Reading Partners, AmeriCorps members Lynette Kehoe and Jessica Montes completed an AmeriCorps term with City Year, serving in schools in a different capacity.

Parents and role models can encourage generosity and service in children by modeling compassion, participating in service activities, and teaching about humanity.

South Carolina tutor Jocelyn Rish had an Amazon wish list book drive and collected over 100 books for students! She shares her tips for an Amazon book drive.

Reading these powerful female writers reminds us where we find hope and how to locate ourselves in the array of human experience.

Our executive director for national and community service served in the Middle East for a cross-cultural study abroad program and for City Year before joining Reading Partners.

Reading Partners relies on national service funding for AmeriCorps positions including site coordinators, literacy leads, and volunteer coordinators.

Honor International Women’s Day by learning about five famous women who changed history through their bravery in challenging the status quo.

The New York Times recently reported that AmeriCorps may be at risk for elimination from the federal budget. These actions can help save national service.

Helen Hope Kimbrough, Reading Partners Charlotte’s community program manager, has written and self-published three books for kids.