Tulsa’s annual Books, Brews, and BBQ fundraiser will be virtual this year and feature an interview from famed author Stephen King.

The executive director of Reading Partners San Fransisco Bay Area shares some children’s books that help young readers understand U.S. democracy.

Students in North Texas are becoming virtual volunteers to help younger students with their literacy skills through Reading Partners Connects.

Join Reading Partners Tulsa at this year’s virtual Books, Brews & BBQ event supporting local efforts to bring literacy support to students.

Nick Kristof recognizes Reading Partners and four other organizations in this year’s Holiday Impact Prize. For gift ideas that give back, start here.

Worldreader brings 10 years’ experience from the Global South to support vulnerable children in the US during Covid-19 school disruptions and beyond.

Adeola Whitney returns to Reading Partners as CEO. She will kick off her new role as host of an educational equity conversation with author Jeffrey Blount.

Reading Partners is hosting a free book drive. The event is called “Take Reading with You” and you can participate at six different locations across Tulsa.

With eager volunteers like veteran teacher Rosemary Gee, the Reading Partners Tulsa team changed gears to offer tutoring virtually.

Tutoring programs overall can significantly improve students’ learning outcomes, advancing them from the 50th to the 66th percentile.