With $81,040 awarded to 44 projects, the Neighborhood Literacy Fund is powering community-driven literacy solutions.

Philly Book Wish offers up to $5,000 in diverse children’s books to inspire our city’s young readers. Apply today!

These proposed policies directly support early literacy education. You can help turn them into law.

Discover new music that makes learning fun, all while building essential early literacy skills.

Teaching word reading with high-dosage synthetic phonics tutoring

Research, classroom strategies, workshops, and more to support you as you teach the next generation of readers.

Remember, every parent has the ability to teach their child to read.

Explore this list of ideas and resources to support young readers in Philadelphia.

We came together to commune, reflect, and celebrate another year of partnership-driven impact.

Read by 4th is working to support the highest quality teacher preparation in literacy instruction - so that all children learn to read.

Every child in Philadelphia deserves to have a school librarian.

We’ve gathered some data about Philly’s early literacy crisis and those fighting it.

A place to play is a place to learn.

You can help our children learn, think about, and use new words.

Understanding how we measure performance is key to supporting young readers.

In SY22-23, CUNY Reading Corps will train 800 tutors to reach more than 2,700 early readers in NYC Department of Education schools.

Talking with our children helps boost brains. This acronym can help you find the right words.

The Book Wish program is helping distribute 75,000 culturally-relevant books across Philadelphia

Let’s dive into the writing-reading connection.