Building Bridges – Cultivating Equity and Care in the Classroom Webinar Recap

On October 22, educators from all backgrounds joined us for a powerful session on fostering equity and care in the classroom. In this transformative session, Building Bridges: Cultivating Equity and Care in the Classroom,” CLI’s experts shared actionable strategies for creating inclusive, nurturing learning environments that prioritize both academic and emotional success. Learn more about this helpful session.

Tackling the Literacy Crisis — A Call for Equity and Innovation

We’re excited to share that CLI’s Chief Program Officer, Erica Holmes-Ware, has been featured in USA Today! In her article, she calls for a deeper look at equity in literacy education and how we can uplift marginalized learners through culturally responsive practices.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

From September 15th to October 15th, we celebrate and honor the rich history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic Americans to our society. This month is a time to recognize and appreciate the diverse backgrounds, traditions, and achievements of Hispanic and Latinx individuals across the United States.

Back-to-School Reading List

Create shared experiences for the children in your classroom with beautiful back-to-school read alouds.  These books will help you laugh together, learn about each other, celebrate differences, and start to plan the classroom community you want to build this year. 

Election and Voting Book Collection

Election season is upon us here in the United States. With so much information out there, children might have a lot of questions about the process of voting, how and where to vote, who can run for president, and why it’s important that everyone has the protected right to vote. Our experts have curated a robust collection full of titles …

Event Recap: Read Across America

Recently, Literacy Ambassador Mychal Threets joined CLI in their celebration of Read Across America Day with the National Education Association (NEA), the non-profit organization Read by 4th, the Free Library of Philadelphia, and the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania. See the full recap here!